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Sudan is preparing to carry out a broad ministerial reshuffle in Prime Minister Kamil Idris's government after approximately 15 months since its formation. The goal is to improve performance and correct the course amid worsening economic and living conditions. The reshuffle will include most of the ministries, with consultations ongoing with armed movements that signed the Juba Peace Agreement in 2020, which currently hold 25% of the government seats. Additionally, Sudan's Chief of Sovereignty Abdel Fattah al-Burhan emphasized the need for the military institution to oversee the civilian government and indicated that it sometimes intervenes to address economic issues. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok faces significant challenges in managing the country, despite affirming that there is an abundance of commodities and strategic food reserves.
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