• On 23rd of September in an unexpected move the Security Authorities in Khartoum released the Lawyer/ Mussa Zakaria Jojo who spent more than four months in detention . • Babanousa town of the newly born state (West Kordofan) is expected to join the wave of riots and demonstrations , on 29th September, a group of youth blocked the ways to the two oil fields Baleila and Heglig. Furthermore, the authorities have detained three civilians on 27th September and freed them on 28th of same month after filing criminal cases against them, as they were caught distributing papers advocating for peaceful demonstration; namely they are: 1. Mohammed Yousif. 2. Bahaeldin Abdalla. 3. Gamae Rahamtalla. • On the 28th of September the Minister of Interior in a press conference had announced the death of 28 persons and 600 arrested. • On the 30th of September in another press conference included the Minister of Interior, the minister of Information and the governor of Khartoum State, they were confronted by a question from a journalist/ Burham Abduelmoneim “why do you insist on lying and holding of power seats in account to the innocents and the martyrs bodies”. Subsequently he was arrested, interrogated and released on the same day. On his release Mr. Bahram commented that “ he was released and saved because of the live broadcast from their grip” • On the 1st of October in a press conference, the president described the protests as sabotage and foreign conspiracy, while stuck with his decision and to withdraw the fuel subsidies no matter how the prices might increase. • A group of 31 member of the ruling party NCP condemned the extreme use of power against the protestors demanding the party to review its decisions. The party’s threatened to punish them, whoever, speculations says the number of signatories to the Memo is increasing. • A group of protestors on 26th of September had captured three security persons looting an ATM machine, they were: 1. Corporal/ Altahir Suleiman Alhassani. 2. Corporal/ Khalid Abdul Baggi Alnefesh. 3. Solder/ Idris Abdul Jabbar Idris. VI