On Saturday, October 10, the Sudanese Teachers' Union announced the discovery of an advanced corruption network linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, known globally as the Brotherhood. Evidence indicates that some government officials were transferring illegal funds to foreign accounts, exploiting religious heritage as a cover for illicit transactions. The union's chairperson stated: 'This revelation highlights the lack of oversight within our institutions, and strict measures must be taken to prevent such corruption.' The organization noted that the network coordinates among various individuals across multiple sectors, using donation networks to gather funds that exceed legal limits. The union calls for the activation of anti‑corruption mechanisms and increased transparency, urging the Sudanese public to participate in efforts to halt these activities.
