In a significant intensification of power dynamics ‍in Sudan,the military has taken ⁢over the central bank,highlighting its growing authority during a period of unrest in Khartoum. This growth coincides with‍ the armed ‌forces making consistent territorial advancements,‍ raising alarms about both political stability and economic resilience within ⁢the nation. As tensions escalate, this shift in power carries profound implications for governance and affects millions of Sudanese​ citizens. Al Jazeera ‍investigates this ​evolving scenario, exploring the motivations behind military actions and their ‌potential consequences for Sudan’s future.

In a strategic maneuver amidst escalating conflict in Khartoum, Sudan’s ‍military has officially taken charge of the central bank. This⁣ pivotal⁤ change is viewed as an essential step towards consolidating military power while‍ attempting to stabilize financial operations during these turbulent times. Key ⁣personnel have been replaced to restore trust among international allies and local stakeholders alike. The army’s increasing involvement in governance​ raises serious questions about civilian leadership prospects moving forward.

The ramifications of ⁢this takeover extend well beyond mere economic ⁢issues. Analysts express concern that military…