Sudan Restores Internet As Anti-Coup Protests Persist

Sudanese authorities have restored the internet nearly a month since it was suspended after the military deposed the civilian-led transitional government. <br />All telecommunications companies had their internet services restored on Thursday. <br />Internet freedom monitor, Netblocks, has also confirmed the restoration of the internet. <br />Deadly anti-coup protests have been taking place in the capital Khartoum and other parts of Sudan since Gen Abdel Fattah al-Burhan seized power on 25 October. More than 30 people have reportedly been killed in the demonstrations. <br />Activists and opposition groups have managed to draw attention to the protests on social media despite the restrictions.