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Sudan's Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok has resigned after another day of mass protests rocked the capital Khartoum. Thousands marched against a recent deal he had done to share power with the army, who staged a coup in October. Chanting "power to the people", protesters called for a return to full civilian rule. But military forces again responded with force, leaving two people dead. Mr Hamdok's decision to quit leaves the army in full control. What are protesters making of his resignation? Bola Mosuro has been talking to Azza Elsheikh, she's the spokesperson for Almaamora Resistance Committee.

(Photo: Protesters march to the Presidential Palace during a demonstration demanding civilian rule in Khartoum. Credit: Getty Images)