Murals have been mushrooming on the walls around the military headquarters in Sudan's capital, Khartoum, as thousands keep up a vigil to see a return to civilian rule.
Many of the artworks carry the message that bullets and bombs are not the order of the day - and the demonstrators want a peaceful transfer of power. Mughira, a student at a nearby fine arts college, says he painted this wall to represent the diversity of Sudan and those who have been taking part in the protests. The country has many different ethnic groups and more than 100 dialects.
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The bbc has pitchers of the Sudan revolution but not Scotland’s Indy March.
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