Central Darfur Merchants Call Foul On Shop Allocations

[Radio Dabanga] Zalingei -Several merchants in the central Darfur capital of Zalingei have accused Governor Jafar Abdel Hakam of illegally confiscating 50 shops and transferring them to people loyal to him.

[Radio Dabanga] Zalingei -Several merchants in the central Darfur capital of Zalingei have accused Governor Jafar Abdel Hakam of illegally confiscating 50 shops and transferring them to people loyal to him.

source: AllAfrica News: Sudan

Farmers’ Alliance Cite ‘Irregularities’ in Corporate Land Sale

[Radio Dabanga] Goz Kobro -The alliance of farmers of Sudan’s El Gezira and El Managel have questioned the legitimacy of a sale of a company’s property by the company’s owners, and demand the sale be annulled.

[Radio Dabanga] Goz Kobro -The alliance of farmers of Sudan's El Gezira and El Managel have questioned the legitimacy of a sale of a company's property by the company's owners, and demand the sale be annulled.

source: AllAfrica News: Sudan

Police FC Look to Stay in Title Race With Win Over APR FC

[New Times] Police Football Club may be remaining with very slim likelihood, if any, to win the league title but they know they can boost their chances of finishing ahead of reigning champions APR FC when both teams meet on Saturday at Kicukiro Stadium…

[New Times] Police Football Club may be remaining with very slim likelihood, if any, to win the league title but they know they can boost their chances of finishing ahead of reigning champions APR FC when both teams meet on Saturday at Kicukiro Stadium, kick off at 3:30pm.

source: AllAfrica News: Rwanda

Miners Petition for Pension Benefits

[New Times] Rachel Ingabire, a 32-yearold miner enters a tunnel in Murara mining site in Kanazi Cell in Bugesera District where she earns between Rwf40,000 and Rwf60,000 a month that she says has helped her to provide for her two children and cover the…

[New Times] Rachel Ingabire, a 32-yearold miner enters a tunnel in Murara mining site in Kanazi Cell in Bugesera District where she earns between Rwf40,000 and Rwf60,000 a month that she says has helped her to provide for her two children and cover their basic needs.

source: AllAfrica News: Rwanda

Enough With the Victim-Blaming

[New Times] Time and again, I have read stories about women whose dignity has been stolen by way of sexual assault. You would expect that such a heinous crime would be met with outrage and castigation of the perpetrator. After all, this is the 21st cen…

[New Times] Time and again, I have read stories about women whose dignity has been stolen by way of sexual assault. You would expect that such a heinous crime would be met with outrage and castigation of the perpetrator. After all, this is the 21st century, the century of the learned.

source: AllAfrica News: Rwanda

Rayon Sports Demons Are Back!

[New Times] They say ‘Old habits die hard’ and indeed Rayon Sports are back at it again almost full circle but hopefully, this time, their ill-advised decisions won’t come back to haunt them at the end of what has been a relatively incident-free campai…

[New Times] They say 'Old habits die hard' and indeed Rayon Sports are back at it again almost full circle but hopefully, this time, their ill-advised decisions won't come back to haunt them at the end of what has been a relatively incident-free campaign, even at Rayon Sports standards.

source: AllAfrica News: Rwanda

Traffic Police, Here’s a Road Habit to Fight

[New Times] There is a slight chance that I offended the law Friday evening after I stopped by the roadside to chat with a traffic police cop, and to ask him something I have always shuddered about; shouldn’t people who drive at night with full beam he…

[New Times] There is a slight chance that I offended the law Friday evening after I stopped by the roadside to chat with a traffic police cop, and to ask him something I have always shuddered about; shouldn't people who drive at night with full beam headlights be punished?

source: AllAfrica News: Rwanda

President Appreciates Efforts of Political Forces and NGOs in Wathba Project

[SNA] Khartoum -President of the Republic and Chairman of the National Congress, Field Marshal Omer Al-Bashir, has praised the efforts of all the political forces and the civil society organizations in completing the first stage of the Wathba (renaissa…

[SNA] Khartoum -President of the Republic and Chairman of the National Congress, Field Marshal Omer Al-Bashir, has praised the efforts of all the political forces and the civil society organizations in completing the first stage of the Wathba (renaissance) project which was launched in January, 2014 for enhancing the public life and implementing the national dialogue with its political and societal sides in full patience and persistence that resulted in issuance of the National Document.

source: AllAfrica News: Sudan

President Al-Bashir Hopes Next Stage of Dialogue Will Witness Wise Political Practicing

[SNA] Khartoum -President of the Republic and Chairman of the National Congress, Field Marshal Omer Al-Bashir, hoped that the coming stage of dialogue will witness wise political practicing by both the government organs and a responsible opposition.

[SNA] Khartoum -President of the Republic and Chairman of the National Congress, Field Marshal Omer Al-Bashir, hoped that the coming stage of dialogue will witness wise political practicing by both the government organs and a responsible opposition.

source: AllAfrica News: Sudan