Internet has been restored in Sudan after 3 weeks of shutdown, but for only one person who has been identified as Abdel-Adheem Hassan, a lawyer in the country.  According to the lawyer in Sudan, the internet was restored for only one person (him) after he won a lawsuit against telecoms operator Zain Sudan over the blackout ordered by Sudan's military rulers. Hassan who said he is currently the only civilian in the country able to access the internet without resorting to complicated hacks, disclosed that his victory is only benefiting him so far as he filed the case in a personal capacity.  

"We have a court session tomorrow and another one the day after tomorrow. Hopefully one million people will gain internet access by the end of the week," Hassan said

Mobile internet connectivity was already largely offline across Sudan since 3 June after attacks on pro-democracy sit-ins in Khartoum, and the new disruptions represent a near-total blackout of connectivity for the majority of citizens. The military leadership admitted cutting internet, a practice that had been previously denied, providing additional context to NetBlocks’ incident reports. Emerging reports suggest that citizens have struggled to stay informed, reach safety and monitor extrajudicial killings, gender based violence and other human rights violations allegedly perpetrated in recent days.

https://unclesuru.com/2019/06/25/sudan-restores-internet-after-3-weeks-of-shutdown-for-one-person/

lalasticlala, seun, mynd44, dominique

Africa which way

After 3 weeks of internet shutdown, how many deaths were recorded? I trust Naija, hundreds of thousands of people would have been dead!

This is serious. I don't think this can happen in Nigeria.

But the Man try sha . to some extent,: Nigeria is better than some other countries democratically .

What a country... Smh

AU na deadwood