Signs of dissention in lines of the ruling party in Sudan
Hassan El-Torabi, the Sudanese leader renewed his refusal for mediation with the President Omat El-Bashir, referring to the ruling party's trend toward the dissension, saying in a press conference he held in his house yesterday "mediation will do no good in the government's continuos violation to the constitution, the law and the basic rules."
On the other hand a statement issued by the Sudanese embassy in Nairobi assured "the commitment of Khartoum's government with the talks with the Sudan Public Liberating Movement held under the supervision of I.G.A.D group to reach a peaceful settlement for Sudanese crisis," referring that the Sudanese government received an official note from I.G.A.D to delay the talks tour between the Sudanese government and the movement that was decided to be held between 17th - 21st of May in Nairobi.
The delay comes concerning the movement's halt to all its communications with the Khartoum government due to the governmental forces shelling of civil locations in south Sudan.
