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Sudan: Popular Uprising Nyala, Outraged Crowd Burns Offices Government South Darfur

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Radio Dabanga (Hilversum)

Sudan: Popular Uprising Nyala, Outraged Crowd Burns Offices Government South Darfur



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Nyala — A crowd of several thousands of people in Nyala have burned the offices of the South Darfur government this morning. The governor Adam Mahmoud Jar Al-Nabi was rescued and left the scene, but by 11:00 o'clock this morning (Thursday), several of the ministries were on fire.

The uprising started as a demonstration after Ishmael Ibrahim Wadi, a popular businessman and president of the Nyala Merreikh football club was killed Wednesday evening by unknown gunmen when driving home. One of his sons died with him on the spot and one son was serious injured.

A crowd of several thousands of people in Nyala have burned the offices of the South Darfur government this morning. The governorAdam Mahmoud Jar Al-Nabi was rescued and left the scene, but by 11:00 o'clock this morning (Thursday), several of the ministries were on fire. The uprising started as a demonstration after Ishmael Ibrahim Wadi, a popular businessman and president of the Nyala Merreikh football club was killed Wednesday evening by unknown gunmen when driving home.

One of his sons died with him on the spot and one son was serious injured. In the morning a growing crowd started a demonstration on Thursday morning in front of the governors office keeping him accountable as head of the security organs in South Darfur. The governor tried to calm down the angry mob, but during his speech slogans were chanted. After a while the people became outraged entering the building. Unknown participants have lit the fire. The governor was taken away.

The security and police came to protect the other buildings in vain. Finally the security started to use teargas and fired live bullets. All the markets in Nyala are closed, but at this time of writing the demonstration continued and the mass was not dispersed. In July 2012 (see picture) eight people were killed during a protest sparked by high prices.

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