Sixteen people have been killed by "live ammunition" in Khartoum during ongoing protests over the past two days, Sudan's police said on Friday.
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The Sudan Professionals Council is claiming this as a victory and vows to continue mass street protests until a civilian government is installed.
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The Jallianwala Bagh massacre, as it is known in India, saw British troops fire on thousands of unarmed people in the northern city of Amritsar on the afternoon of 13 April, 1919.
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New Delhi has been "heard and understood" by the US administration over its accord to buy the S-400 missile defence system for $5.2 billion, the minister said in an interview this week.
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McBride was testifying at the Zondo Commission of Inquiry on Friday where he discussed the role of the media and The Sunday Times in particular in the attacks on Ipid’s independence.
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The residents have demanded that the government formally give them the houses they are living in as they are on government land.
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MEC Uhuru Moiloa will be visiting the area on Saturday with the hope of ending the protests.
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Trump and Kim held their first landmark summit in Singapore last June, where the pair signed a vaguely-worded agreement on the "denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula".
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EWN brings you the winning Powerball results. Were you a winner?
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Manning spent years in prison for her crime before her sentence was commuted, but on Friday was again sitting in jail for what her supporters say is an ongoing punitive political vendetta.
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