Hajji,
Now seriously which lesson can Bashir learn from m7? It's m7 who can learn something from Bashir?..me thinks?
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On 19 nov 2013, at 14:17, Robert Atuhairwe <007aronda@gmail.com> wrote:
> Party 'rebels' anywhere are nonsensical, full of themselves. Give Bashir pliers.
>
> On 11/19/13, Ahmed Kateregga Musaazi <katereggamusaazi.ahmed@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Sudan's ruling National Congress Party (NCP) has expelled three leading
>> reformers, in the party's most serious split in years, as President Omar
>> al-Bashir hinted at an imminent and wide-ranging government shakeup.
>>
>> The party's shura council agreed to oust ex-presidential adviser Ghazi
>> Salahuddin Atabani, former sports minister Hassan Osman Riziq, and
>> Fadlallah Ahmed Abdallah, NCP deputy chairman Nafie Ali Nafie told
>> reporters on Saturday.
>>
>> The trio violated party rules by setting up a new political organisation,
>> officials said, but Atabani has accused the NCP of spending too much time
>> on "this minor internal issue at a time when the country is on the verge of
>> collapse".
>>
>> The Atabani group announced in late October that they would form a new
>> political party, although they have not yet revealed details of their
>> movement.
>>
>> Nafie said the expulsions would take effect in ten days unless the trio
>> returned to the ruling party.
>>
>> An internal party investigation had previously recommended that the trio be
>> ousted.
>>
>> They were among more than 30 prominent NCP reformers who issued a
>> memorandum to Bashir saying the government's response to September fuel
>> price demonstrations betrayed its Islamic foundations.
>>
>> Several others who signed the memorandum have been suspended from NCP
>> activities for one year.
>>
>> *Imminent reforms*
>>
>> Speaking to the council President Bashir said: "We will soon make changes
>> in the executive and legislative bodies at the federal and state levels,"
>>
>> "Reforms have to come from within party institutions," he said.
>>
>> Critics of Bashir's 24-year regime have become increasingly vocal since the
>> government slashed fuel price subsidies, leading to the worst urban unrest
>> of his rule.
>>
>> Security forces are believed to have killed more than 200 demonstrators,
>> Amnesty International said, but the government has given a toll of less
>> than half that.
>>
>> The 400-member council meets every six months and is the ruling party's
>> second-highest decision-making group, outside the general congress which is
>> to be held next year.
>>
>
>
> --
> "TRY TO GROW UP!"
Tuesday, 19 November 2013
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