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Former Sudanese Prime Minister and opposition leader Sadiq al-Mahdi has taken a swipe at the country's new constitution, branding it "deficient". He accused the charter of being a bilateral agreement between the ruling National Congress and the Sudan People Liberation Movement (SPLM). Other opposition parties were under-represented, he argued. The constitution, brokered as part of a recent peace deal which ended a long civil war, came into force on Saturday. "We think it is a deficient draft and a deficie. . . |
