The fresh demonstrations come at a time when US diplomats are visiting Khartoum in a bid to bolster UN-led efforts to cajole the military into restoring a transition to full civilian rule.
The European Union’s foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has said that the enduring crisis puts Sudan on a perilous route away from peace and stability.
At least seven people were killed after security forces used gunfire and tear gas to disperse demonstrations against last year's military coup.
Sudanese doctors have taken to the streets of Khartoum, carrying pictures of colleagues they said were killed by security forces who fired tear gas inside hospitals during anti-coup protests.
Sudanese security forces fired volleys of tear gas to disperse the protesters in Khartoum and Omdurman, witnesses say.
Sudanese security forces have fired tear gas to disperse large crowds demonstrating against the country's military rule in capital Khartoum and neighbouring cities, according to witnesses.
October 25 military takeover — one of several in Sudan's post-independence history — has been accompanied by a security forces crackdown that has so far killed 60 people and wounded hundreds.
Hamdok’s deal with the coup leaders did not stop protests, leading to his resignation, giving way to greater uncertainty.
The US State Department's Bureau of African Affairs has urged Sudanese leaders to put aside differences, stating any new appointments should follow the power-sharing deal struck in 2019.
An armed group looted warehouses in North Darfur last week, stealing 5,000 metric tons of food in a "tremendous setback" to one of the world's poorest countries, World Food Programme says.
Medics aligned with Sudan's protest movement had earlier said violence from security forces caused 178 injuries, including eight with live bullet wounds.
Waving flags, beating drums, dancing and chanting, large crowds marched in several cities as security forces blocked bridges, cut phone lines and restricted the internet.
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