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In Sudan, young people from different backgrounds are coming together to enact social change. Armed with social media instead of guns, demonstrators are demanding a more inclusive democratic system. National Defense University's Paul Nantulya spoke with Straight Talk Africa's Shaka Ssali about the nation's changing demographics and the power of civil resistance.
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