“These allegations are baseless and lack any credibility. It is imperative to clarify that the SSPM/A has not engaged in any agreements, nor has it involved itself in the conflict within Sudan.”
“Contrary to the reports, our leader did not engage with the RSF leadership or participate in any joint initiatives but departed Nairobi earlier this week for undisclosed security measures and the urgent medical care of a close relative facing severe health concerns.”
The statement said that the SSPM/A remains steadfast in its commitment to the ongoing Tumaini (Hope) Initiative negotiations in Nairobi, Kenya, a crucial platform for the opposition.
“Our nation is in dire need of lasting peace, and it is only through unity and collective efforts that we can strive towards building a prosperous future,” the statement concluded. “Let us join hands in fostering peace and harmony, for it is through this collective resolve that we shall pave the way for a brighter tomorrow. May peace prevail by the Grace of God”, noted the statement.
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