Wednesday, 5 March 2014

Scusa al ASSINO CHI LO RESPETTO PIù DEL PRESIDENTE BASHIR.

Demora del Partito di Bashir
Con scusa al Assino!!!!

Dopo aver agitato la fiducia .. notizie circa la direzione degli Emirati Arabi Uniti per fermare trattare con le banche sudanesi .
2014/03/05 01:57
Alrakubh Khaled Abu Ahmad

Confermata la fonte e bancario di esperti ( Alrakubh ) che gli Emirati Arabi Uniti potrebbe essere annunciato nei prossimi giorni la sua decisione di sospendere i rapporti con le banche sudanesi Haveh l'esempio dell'Arabia Saudita e un certo numero di istituti bancari , europeo , è stato considerato fonte bancaria che "step Arabi Uniti in questo senso è un duro colpo indietro per il regime al potere in Sudan , perché gli Emirati Arabi Uniti solo per i fratelli arabi che hanno trattato con il regime delle rimesse nei tempi più bui e difficili ed era la fonte di una soluzione a molti dei problemi che affliggono il sistema finanziario di governo . "

I mali della sorgente la ragione principale per fermare le rimesse Emirati Arabi Uniti di banche sudanesi grazie alla conservazione dei loro interessi finanziari soprattutto perché la fiducia nel sistema bancario sudanese era stata scossa , tanto più che il governo del Sudan ha perso il 70 % della produzione di petrolio , che forniva i suoi Mdjula grandi aumenta la fiducia dei clienti finanziariamente .

La fonte ha detto che l'Arabia Saudita può essere sicuro che è impossibile soddisfare le loro banche sudanesi suoi obblighi finanziari per le difficili condizioni vissute dall'economia sudanese , e lo status di valuta estera presso la banca centrale ( Bank of Sudan) , che ha visto come l'Arabia Saudita, la difficoltà nell'affrontare questa nuova situazione e al fine di preservare i suoi interessi finanziaria , e ha sottolineato che gran parte dei finanziamenti è attraverso le lettere di garanzia da parte della Banca del Sudan , e quindi era operazioni di finanziamento , che hanno uno stretto rapporto con il denaro del petrolio e altri , così come gli europei inoltre hanno sentito che la situazione , che passa l'economia sudanese attualmente le banche non possono sudanesi di adempimento quantità di crediti , le grandi somme di denaro , in ogni caso .

Ha spiegato che i " sospetti di corruzione finanziaria , che ha colpito il ministro delle Finanze attuale coinvolgimento Badr al - Din Mahmoud in una società caso di corruzione cotoni Sudan quando era vice governatore della Banca del Sudan , e pubblicato sui giornali sudanesi e sui principali siti Internet hanno contribuito in modo significativo a scuotere la fiducia nel sistema bancario sudanese , noi no 're parlando di un direttore di banca , ma parlando della persona che era la seconda persona nella leadership della Banca Centrale , e il ministro delle Finanze presente, questo significa che lo stato in Sudan ha perso personali prestigioso prestigioso bancario scintillante che valorizzino la credibilità , quindi era naturale che accada quello che è successo dal crollo del sistema bancario dopo competenze di uscita nazionale finanziario e bancario di prestigio a lavorare all'estero " .. ! .

Vincitore mentendo .. ! .
Quando l'annuncio della cessazione della Arabia Saudita e un certo numero di banche in Europa per i suoi rapporti con la banca sudanese abitudine di istituzioni ufficiali nel regime al potere ha scritto la banca centrale del Sudan ha emesso un comunicato stampa ha confermato attraverso il quale il lutto che viviamo e anche confermato l'approccio continuo di mentire e di torsione e girando , dicendo: "Stop banche internazionali per i rapporti banche con il Sudan b ( naturale) nel settore bancario ". ! .

Come di consueto, avvolge anche il regime su tutti i fatti chiari come il sole , e cercando di giustificare l' errore si è verificato durante le secrezioni della politica monetaria sulla snooze di Chil , era stanco di citati e identificati nei numeri, informazioni e dati , e il passo compiuto dal Regno di Arabia Saudita e seguita dagli Emirati Arabi Uniti è una macchia in la fronte del regime al potere , che non conosce le conseguenze della manipolazione dell'economia nazionale e delle risorse disprezzo del paese .

Tuesday, 4 March 2014

Monday, 3 March 2014

Mbeki suspends talks on Sudan Two Areas.

Mbeki suspends talks on Sudan’s Two Areas, refers process to African Union
March 2, 2014 (ADDIS ABABA) - The African Union High-Level Implementation Panel (AUHIP) Sunday announced that it can no longer continue its mediation to end the conflict in Sudan’s Two Area due to the considerable gap in the positions of the two parties and referred the matter to the African Union Peace and Security Council (AUPSC).
On 18 February, the mediation handed over to the Sudanese government and Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N), a draft framework agreement calling to cease hostilities, open humanitarian access to reach civilians in the rebel areas. The proposal also suggested to hold direct talks on the Two Areas and to prepare the ground for a national conference on constitutional reforms.
The government delegation accepted the proposal of the mediation and insisted that the rebel group should accept to disarm and reintegrate its combatants. From its side, the SPLM-N proposed to negotiate a new humanitarian deal. Also, the group stressed that Khartoum should lift a ban on its political activities and accept them as political partner in the constitutional conference. Furthermore, the group called to hold a preliminary meeting in Addis Ababa to fix the modalities of the process.
"As is its right, the SPLM-N presented a fundamentally different proposal, which rendered an agreement unattainable. The Panel is of the view that as matters stand, it is impossible to bridge the chasm between the Parties and will therefore refer the matter back to its mandating principal, the AUPSC, for further guidance," the AUHIP said in its statement.
The panel of mediators headed by the former South African president Thabo Mbeki further praised the discussions that the government is holding with the opposition political parties to convene an inclusive national dialogue inside the country.
"This underscores the need urgently to find a peaceful settlement of the conflict in the Two Areas, the better to integrate the Two Areas into the national dialogue," the mediation added.
The government said it intends to end the military conflicts with the rebel groups in the Two Areas and Darfur region through separate peace agreements after what they can join a national process aiming to adopt a new constitution.
The rebels groups in the South Kordofan and Blue Nile and Darfur proposed to sign a comprehensive cessation of hostilities and to participate in an inclusive process with the other political parties after the formation of a new government. This holistic conference will discuss the regional conflicts, and adopt a new constitution.
In Addis Ababa, the government and rebel delegations traded accusations over the collapse of negotiations.
The government chief negotiator Ibrahim Ghandour who arrived on Sunday morning to the venue of the talks in Addis Ababa told reporters that SPLM-N is responsible for the failure of the talks because they demand the inclusion of national issues in a process destined to resolve the conflict in South Kordofan and Blue Nile.
Ghandour further criticised the AUHIP for not blaming the SPLM-N rebels and holding them "responsible for spoiling the talks". He further expressed hope that the position of the AUPSC on the resolution of the conflict in the Two Areas be more fair.
The presidential assistant further expected that SPLM-N rebels escalate military attacks in South Kordofan.
He also said that they would not accept to internationalise the national dialogue process.
"We will not accept the internationalisation of dialogue, and Mbeki has nothing to do the dialogue process. The claims of the SPLM-N are an attempt to waste time and resources needed by the Sudanese people," Ghandour said.
The spokesperson of the SPLM-N negotiating delegation was not reachable to comment on the suspension of talks.
However, in a press conference held on Saturday evening in Addis Ababa, the rebel top negotiator, Yasir Arman, reiterated that the 28 June 2011 framework agreement is the reference point for the peace process. The deal, which is denounced by the government, establishes a political partnership between the ruling National Congress Party and the SPLM-N and provides they work together to achieve democratic reforms.
Arman further said that the presidential initiative for national dialogue creates a good atmosphere to implement the framework agreement more than any time before. However he blamed the government delegation for not coming with new ideas about the comprehensive political solution.
"We do not want intentions, but we want solutions". If the government and the NCP do not have ready ideas now, or want to complete the process of consultation with all political forces they must ask a specific period to complete the dialogue, and then come up with clear ideas," he further added.
The deputy head of the Sudanese government delegation, Suleiman Omer, told reporters on Saturday that they have a mandate to negotiate only on the Two Areas.
In October 2009, the former South African president presented a report about justice and peace in Darfur to the AUPSC and the UN Security Council.
Since he was appointed to chair a follow-up panel to help to implement his recommendations for peace in Darfur and the Comprehensive Peace Agreement of 2005 related to the South Sudan before its independence and democratic transition in the country.
(ST)

Juba will ask for an investigationand protection of the oil fields.

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Juba asked IGAD nations to deploy troops to protect oilfields: official
March 3, 2014 (KHARTOUM) - South Sudan’s government said it submitted a proposal to the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) to deploy 10 battalions to protect its capital, Juba and the oilfields against attacks by rebel groups from Burundi and Rwanda.
It asserted that the East African regional bloc is currently examining its proposal.
Ateny Wek Ateny, the press secretary to South Sudan’s president, Salva Kiir announced the gradual withdrawal of the Ugandan troops from South Sudan’s territory towards Western Equatoria to continue its mission in fighting the rebel Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA).
The presence of the Ugandan army in South Sudan represented a major obstacle to implementing the cessation of hostilities agreement signed in Addis Ababa last January between the government and rebels led by ex-vice president, Riek Machar.
Ateny, stressed in a press conference in Khartoum on Sunday that Juba would accept the proposal for holding a constitutional conference, saying it must be preceded by an agreement on a permanent ceasefire, resettlement of refugees and providing humanitarian assistance for the affected.
He renewed his government’s accusation that the United Nations allegedly supported the rebels, questioning why its mission in Juba never condemned Machar’s forces for "stealing 20 vehicles".
Ateny further claimed they tapped phone conversations of a senior UN official, allegedly telling somebody in Nairobi, Kenya that the rebels would be assisted if they reached the capital.
President Kiir’s spokesperson said that Machar’s forces fought government army using UN tanks, asserting the government will prosecute the four leaders who were detained in connection with the coup attempt including the former secretary general of the country’s ruling party (SPLM), Pagan Amum, in a military court.
Both pro and anti-government armed forces are responsible for serious abuses that may amount to war crimes in two key oil hubs in South Sudan during recent fighting, the US-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in a report last week.
“The wanton destruction and violence against civilians in this conflict is shocking,” said Daniel Bekele, Africa director at Human Rights Watch.
“Both sides need to stop their forces from committing abuses and hold those who have responsible for their actions, and the African Union (AU) should accelerate its long promised investigations", he added.
But Ateny has criticised the HRW report, accusing the renowned rights body of "taking the side of the rebels". He also questioned the credibility of witnesses’ accounts that government army committed genocide, describing them as “liars” seeking to secure political asylum.
He said South Sudan was an open country and pointed that war creates a good opportunity for chaos indicating foreign elements might have involved in the incidents.
Ateny also disclosed that they arrested 50 people for involvement in killing on ethnic basis, accusing Machar of exploiting the fact that 75% of his Nuer tribe are army personnel who dragged the country into ethnic war, asserting the latter’s plot failed to achieve its objective.
He accused Machar of launching ethnic war allegedly killing 175 people in Unity state capital, Bentiu and 126 members of the Dinka tribe inside the hospital in Bor, besides committing rape, crimes and killing of nuns inside a church in Bor.
Ateny, however, demanded that Machar forms an investigation committee to look into those accusations and asserted stability of the security situation in South Sudan, saying military operations are restricted to four districts, including two in Jonglei, as well as one Upper Nile and Unity states.
The official also criticised Ethiopia indirectly saying it had a long record of human rights violations.
Conflict erupted in South Sudan’s capital on December 15, 2013 when President Kiir the accused his longest-serving deputy of allegedly staging a coup.
Both sides have been accused of committing atrocities and violence has continued despite a ceasefire agreement signed on 23 January in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa.
(ST)

Saturday, 1 March 2014

Solution.

الحركة تدعو لمؤتمر للاحزاب السياسية في اديس ووقف عدائيات انساني لتهيئة المناخ

03-01-2014 06:59 AM
لندن : عمار عوض
طرحت الحركة الشعبية افكار جديده عبر ردها الذي سلمته امس للوسيط الافريقي تابو امبيكي بضرورة الاعتراف بالحركة الشعبية كحزب قانوني الى جانب عقد مؤتمر تحضيري للاحزاب السياسية في اديس ابابا واقرت بضرورة الوصول الى وقف عدائيات انساني لتهيئة المناخ حيث دعت الحركة الشعبية الحكومة السودانية الى إلغاء الحظر غير الدستوري على الحركة الشعبية لتحرير لسودان(ش) فوراً، والإعتراف بها كتنظيم سياسي قانوني، وكشريك سياسي مؤهل في تنفيذ عملية السلام، وذلك لما هو منصوص عليه في المادة 2 من إتفاق 28 يونيو 2011 الإطاري،وتقراء : " يؤكد الطرفان بحق الحركة الشعبية لتحرير السودان(ش) على الإستمرار كحزب قانوني في السودان".

وطالبت بان تدعو الآلية الأفريقية رفيعة المستوى والممثل الخاص المشترك للأمم المتحدة والإتحاد الافريقي بدارفور رئيس بعثة اليوناميد وكبير الوسطاء وممثل رئيس الهيئة الحكومية (الإيقاد) ورئيس الوزراء الإثيوبي وممثل الأمين العام للأمم المتحدة لدولتي السودان وجنوب السودان لتسهيل عملية دستورية وطنية بقيادة سودانية تضم كل الأطراف السودانية المعنية المشاركة .
ودعت الى عقد إجتماعاً تمهيدياً في العاصمة الإثيوبية أديس أبابا يضم كافة الأطراف السودانية المعنية من القوى السودانية، وبتسهيل من الهيئات الإقليمية والدولية وذلك بغرض الإتفاق على القضايا الإجرائية، ومكان إنطلاق العملية الدستورية، وإجراءات بناء الثقة والتدابير اللازمة لعقد العملية الدستورية الوطنية الشاملة.

واقرت الحركة الشعبية في ورقتها المقدمة لامبيكي ان إنطلاقة العملية الدستورية الوطنية تتطلب وقفاً للأعمال العدائية للأغراض الإنسانية في كافة مناطق الحروب بالسودان من أجل خلق البيئة المواتية للعملية الدستورية.

Fatma Ahmed Ibrahim- first sudanese woman to be Parlament member.

Fatma Ahmed Ibrahim
Early life
Fatima was born in Khartoum, her family one of educated family at that time,her grandfather was a headmaster to the first Sudanese School for boys and as the same time Imam in his neighborhood's mosque. Fatima's father graduated from Gordon Memorial College and works as a teacher, and Fatima's mother among the earlier generation of girls whom tended the school. Fatima grew up during the time of Anglo-Egyptian Sudan colonial in Sudan, when her father expelled from teaching in a government school when he refused to teaching lessons by English, then her father moved to teach in a popular school.
Career
Fatima joined Omdurman Girls' Secondary School, and her activities towards women rights started from that time, she published a wall newspaper called Elra'edda, or by Arabic الرائدة or by English Vanguard or The Pioneer girls, her newspaper focuses on the women rights and also she wrote in newspapers at that time by code name. Fatima conducted the first women strike in Sudan and the reason of strike her school administration decided to omit the science lessons and replaced it by Family science lesson and the strike was successful. Her activities went beyond the school; in 1947 she founded Intellectual Women Association, in 1952 she worked with other women and founded Aletahad Elnees'y Alsodanni or Arabicالاتحاد النسائي or Sudanese Women's Union, which she belonged to the executive committee; then a sphere of action of Women's Union opened membership to all women in Sudan and WU opened branches in different provinces in Sudan. The agenda of Women's Union at that time, according to an amendment to its constitution in 1954, focused on the right to vote, women suffrage, and the right of women to act as representatives in all legislative, political, and administrative corporations. At WUshe also worked to establish equality with men in wages and technical training, and helped to remove illiteracy among women. Because of WU's objectives, there occurred clashes with the political right such as Jabihat El-methaiq elaslami or Islamic Pledge Front. In 1955 Fatima became a chief editor of Sawat al-Maraa Magazine or Woman's Voice Magazine (it is published by Women's Union), and this magazine later plays an essential role in the overthrow of the Ibrahim Abboud regime. In 1954 Fatima's joined the Sudanese Communist Party(SCP), and in a short period Fatima became a member of the Central Committee of the SCP (SCP was the first Sudanese Party which women had a formation inside the party since 1946). In 1956-1957, Fatima became the president of Women's Union, and one of her objectives was for the independence of the union from their affiliation and domination of SCP, and she widened the participation of women with difference backgrounds. In 1965 Fatima was elected to enter the parliament, to became the first deputy Sudanese women. The constitutional crisis caused by the illegal exclusion of the democratically elected SCP members from the Sudanese parliament, which was spearheaded by Sadiq al Mahdi caused much acrimony between the SCP and the Umma Party. In 1969, when Jaafar Muhammad al-Nemieri took a power by military coup with supported by SCP, activities of Women's Union were spread out and women gained many rights in difference fields, but the honeymoon between Sudanese Communist party and Jaafar al-Nemieri was ended after a huge dispute which led in July 1971 to a military coup supported by SCP led by Hashim Elatta, but the coup failed after a few days in a power and Nimiri returned to power again which led to execution to the leaders of coup and SCP and among them Alshafi Ahmed Elshikh a workers union leader and the husband of Fatima, after that Fatima was placed in house arrest for several years, and also arrested many times during the Nemieri regime. In 1990 Fatima left Sudan after the Omar Hassan al-Bashir military coup, and joined the opposition in exile as the President of the banned Sudanese Women's Union. In 1991 Fatima was elected President of the Women International Democratic Federation. She returned to Sudan in 2005 after reconciliation between the government and Opposition, and currently has been appointed as a deputy in the parliament representing the SCP. Her brother is also a writer and involved in politics Salah Ahmed Ibrahim, she has one son from her husband Elshafi named Mohammed Ahmed.