Sudan’s pro-democracy movement is presenting the ruling military council with a list of people to form a transitional government leading to elections.

Omar Al Bashir, ousted as president in military coup ten days ago faces money laundering charges after vast sums of cash were found at his home.

The list from the Sudan Professionals and other protesting groups contains the names of technocrats capable of running the country.

It also names some military figures, despite the protestors’ demands for an all-civilian government.

The list will be presented during the sit-in today outside the military headquarters.

At the maximum security Kobar prison, where he’s being held in solitary confinement, deposed president Omar Al Bashir is being questioned about sacks of money – dollars, euros and Sudanese pounds – found at his home.

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