Other Arabic-language dailies included "Al-Wifaq" (pro-government and anti-West), "Al-Khartoum" (purchased by the NISS in the early 2010s), "Al-Sharia Al-Siyasi" (pro-government), "Al-Watan" (independent), "Al-Sudani" (independent with a large readership in the diaspora), "Al-Intibaha" (anti-SPLM but supported secession of South Sudan), "Rai Al-Shaab" (mouthpiece of al-Turabi’s PCP), and "Akhir Lahza" (usually pro-government). In 2010 security personnel shut down the offices of "Rai Al-Shaab". Another newspaper is "al-Anba", which is owned by the government. The newspaper "Alwan" was shut down in 2020 by the new Sudanese government, following the Sudanese revolution and 2019 coup.