Sudan's military is reportedly still negotiating with the country's ousted Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok to reach a new power-sharing deal, following the recent coup that plunged the African country into political crisis.

Jeffrey Feltman, the US special envoy for the Horn of Africa, says he met Sudan's military leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan the day before the military coup to discuss the fragile transition to civilian rule.

A new report reveals that Myanmar's junta has been torturing detainees in a "methodical" and "systemic" way since it ousted a civilian government.

Myanmar’s deposed leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, reportedly denies a charge of incitement to cause public alarm in her first court testimony since her arrest.

Protesters remain in the streets across Sudan, despite the shooting death of at least seven people.

The United States has expressed alarm over a military coup in Sudan, that happened shortly after Washington’s special envoy for the Horn of Africa landed in the African country.

The UN independent rights expert on the situation of human rights in Myanmar says international efforts to stop the downward spiral of events in the country are failing, urging a “change of course” to avert further human rights abuses and deaths.

The colonel behind the recent coup in Guinea bars government officials from leaving the country until further notice.

Guinean Special Forces declare that they have dissolved the constitution and the government of President Alpha Conde and closed the West African nation's borders.

Protesters take to the streets in Myanmar to mark the anniversary of the 1988 uprising against a previous military junta.