Arabic News Weekly Edition for Sudan, 11/4/2002
Weekly Edition, Sudan - Week of November 4, 2002
- Khartoum permits Eritrean opposition to open offices in Sudan
The Sudanese government has permitted Eritrea's opposition to open three offices in Khartoum and Port Sudan and Kasla in order to run political and media campaigns against the regime of Eritrea's President Asyas Afourki and the ruling People's Front in Eritrea. Sudan-Eritrea, Politics, 11/6/2002 - Salary increase in Sudan the Workers Sudan, Local, 11/6/2002
- Sudanese President confers with Eritrea's opposition delegation
The Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir on Sunday evening received the delegation representing the opposition Eritrea's national alliance currently visiting Sudan chaired by Abdullah Idris. Sudan-Eritrea, Politics, 11/5/2002 - Al- Hurriyah: Intelligence cells for Eritrea arrested in Sudan
The advisor of the Sudanese President for political affairs Qutbi al-Mahdi has unveiled intensive acts of arrest in Sudan among Eritreans suspected to feed Eritrea with security reports especially in regard of the attacks on the Eastern front of Sudan. Sudan-Eritrea, Politics, 11/5/2002 - Sudan warns against war extension to west; dealing with Affourki's opposition is justified
The Sudanese foreign minister Mustafa Othman Ismael has announced that his country's dealing with Eritrea's opposition is justified as far as Eritrea is deploying its soldiers along the Eastern borders. Sudan-Eritrea, Politics, 11/4/2002 - Sudan, Yemen, Ethiopia for toppling Eritrea's regime
Well-informed press sources in Sudan have stated that the recent summit meeting in Sanaa held between the Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, the Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh and the Ethiopian prime minister Malas Zenawi had resulted in an initial agreement to take all measures including military measures, if necessary, to topple the regime of Asyas Afourki in Eritrea. Sudan-Eritrea, Politics, 11/4/2002 - Sudanese consulate in Kenya
President of Kenya Daniel Arap Moi has officially approved the opening of a Sudanese consulate in the Kenyan city of Lukshiko from which humanitarian aids for Southern Sudan are sent. Sudan-Kenya, Politics, 11/4/2002