The Military Council and Civilian Protest Leaders have reached an agreement to share power for a transition period in the Country of Sudan.
Sudan has faced a major uprising from their subjects after demanding the resignation of Omar Al Bashir, the former leader of the African Nation who took to the streets to protest the end of a Military Regime and the dawn of Civilian Leadership.
Mediators from yesterday finally disclosed that a truce has been reached to establish a transition period from the Military Rule to Democracy after two days of discussion. In addition, a sovereign council will be established by rotation between the military and civilians for a 3 year period or more with five seats for the Military and six for the Civilians.
