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Sudan First Vice-President arrives suddenly in Khartoum

September 11, 2007 (KHARTOUM) — The First Vice-President, and President of the Government of southern, Salva Kiir Mayadrit, arrived in Khartoum Tuesday evening from Juba, following rumours on his killing in a plane accident.

FVP_Salva_Kiir.jpgThe abrupt return to Khartoum aims to reassure Sudanese people about his well being and dissipating rumours about his death propagated on Sunday, the official SUNA reported.

In statement made at Khartoum airport, the First Vice President pointed out that those behind the rumours did not want to see stability and they wanted to create unrest in the country.

The First Vice President stressed his commitment to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, that the overall goal is to see a lasting peace in the country, and that the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement would contribute to finding a resolution to the question of Darfur.

It is not clear if his return is linked to the Sudanese police raids on SPLM premises, however tension was high in Khartoum on Tuesday evening.

Salva Kiir is expected to tour all northern states after Ramadan fasting month, to visit the SPLM’s support bases in the northern part of the country.

The First Vice-President was received at Khartoum airport by the Vice-President Ali Osman Taha, the state minister at t he presidency, Idris Mohamed Abdelgadir, and the state Minister at the Presidency Tilara Ring Deng, and a number of senior officials.

(ST)

7 Comments

  • Toposa Boy southerner
    Toposa Boy southerner

    Sudan First Vice-President arrives suddenly in Khartoum
    Mr. president by coming back to Khartoum you are telling us southerners that you are very week men indeed and we can not truth you anymore you and machar and the evil in Khartoum lam akol after so many years of killings, millions of people have lost there life
    You don’t even have respect to those lost soul
    Please salva kirr if you feel like giving up the freedom of southerners please step down we will take it form here thanks

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  • Kabarika Jackson
    Kabarika Jackson

    Sudan First Vice-President arrives suddenly in Khartoum
    Your present in the capital is the show of great bravery. Rumors may flow around like ash blown by air, but the truth is that, God care of our people.
    Prove those lying barbariance that lies is the fundemental devils CPU.

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  • Juach D Juach
    Juach D Juach

    Sudan First Vice-President arrives suddenly in Khartoum
    Keep it up your H.E, Lt general Kiir Mayardit. Your arrival in Khartoum is a prove that the SPLA/M is a vehicle without reverse gear according to your own words in Juba during late Garang funeral in 2005.
    Thanks to your supportive team headed by the GoSS VP, general Riek Machar Teny Dhurgon and the whole cabinet …

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  • Bol Diing Bul
    Bol Diing Bul

    Sudan First Vice-President arrives suddenly in Khartoum
    The Khartoum has been fabricating many stories in order to capture people’s attentions and causing chaos among people, while our government-GoSS has no plan ‘A’ either ‘B’ but rather waiting for 2011 referendom which will be too late since the Jallaba has made many attempts to abrogate it. I am therefore urging our Government to equip and act before it’s too late.

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  • Augustino
    Augustino

    Sudan First Vice-President arrives suddenly in Khartoum
    Dear president mayardit
    Please your going to khartoum is asign of being a man of peaceful nature.
    I was worried the decision taken of not going to Khartoum.
    It was asign of your declaration of war which is being plan by khartoum government now.
    please never start it but them to start it.
    Note: Please khartoum is still as Khartoum of 1983 and even worse now.
    Your picture in millitary uniform reminded me of 28/5/1992 when we spent the night in Korkalin you know what happened on that day.Please let your people leave that evil city to remain there with soldiers only.
    Khartoum is Khartoum.
    augustino in Sydney-Australia

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