In Sudan's capital, Khartoum, people celebrated the signing of a power-sharing agreement between the military and civilian opposition. This development comes after protests against the former President Omar al-Bashir, who ruled for 30 years. Rani Farah, a 27-year-old civil engineer, played a significant role in the protests, having left a well-paying job in Saudi Arabia, endured imprisonment, and survived a gunshot wound in the pursuit of democracy for Sudan. Despite the agreement, Farah expressed concerns about the pact just days before its signing, indicating a sense of unease among some of the protesters regarding the future of their country's political landscape.