Leaders of the Salamat tribe insist on meeting President Omar Al Bashir.

Salamat omda Jibril Hassan Adam told Radio Dabanga from Khartoum that tribe elders again submitted a memorandum to the Sudanese president concerning the conditions the Salamat are living in, and the damage caused by the clashes with the Taisha in South Darfur.

He explained that a large number of Salamat are still displaced. “For two years now, they are afraid to return to their homes in South Darfur, as long as a reconciliation process between the Salamat and Taisha has not been concluded.”

“We have handed many memo’s before to the Presidency, to no avail. We have gathered in front of the Presidential Palace, requesting to meet the president, also without success.”

Adam called on President Al Bashir to agree meeting them, and to intervene, broker peace between the tribes, and compensate the injustice done to the Salamat.

File photo: Participants of a tribal reconciliation conference in Darfur (Unamid)

Related:

• South Darfur: Taisha, Salamat reconciliation postponed (28 August 2014)
• 'South Darfur state delays tribal reconciliation': Salamat (22 August 2014)
• Taisha and Salamat agree on cessation of hostilities; Al Bashir to restore stability in Darfur (12 March 2014)