The clashes which first erupted on April 15 in capital Khartoum both near the army command and the presidential palace, as well close to two RSF bases to the north and west of the city, continues as of Wednesday morning with heavy gunfire, explosions and the roar of warplanes, CNN reported. The
Two explosions in sudans capital khartoum were captured on live television on tuesday according to tv channel al arabiya the streets were largely empty when the blasts happened fighting between sudans army and the paramilitary group rapid support forces rsf erupted on saturday and has killed at least 270 people and injured more than 2600 so far
The clashes which first erupted on April 15 in capital Khartoum both near the army command and the presidential palace, as well close to two RSF bases to the north and west of the city, continues as of Wednesday morning with heavy gunfire, explosions and the roar of warplanes, CNN reported. The
Country, very important - neighbour actually to kenya, | ethiopia has over 100 million population, with many ethnic groups, kenya being a neighbour with that defence pact, - having somalia on this side, having the sudans on the site, it is the responsibility, - having the sudans on this side, it is the responsibility, - cardinal responsibility actually, and the number one agenda i of kenya, to make sure i ethiopia remains peaceful. and that is why our president, on his own initiative, - on the initiative of, . as a result of decided to play peacemaker. along with the au special envoy. but what i want to say is actually, the events in ethiopia, in my opinion, it s - because of two things. i think the democratisation process was just too fast, i because of the history, - that might have happened. the second thing is, when some of the things happened, the kind of statements that have been attributed to some - of the developed nations, - was not a very good, in my opinion,
The defence pact between kenyan and ethiopian is historical. - historical in the sense that it - dates back to during, you know. laughter. he is our resident history teacher, isn t he? laughter. we are very impressed. it is not something that i just happened yesterday. two, because of the location, where ethiopia is right now, i ethiopia is a very important country, very important - neighbour actually to kenya, | ethiopia has over 100 million population, with many ethnic groups, kenya being a neighbour with that defence pact, - having somalia on this side, having the sudans on this side, it is the responsibility, - cardinal responsibility actually, and the number one agenda i of kenya, to make sure i ethiopia remains peaceful. and that is why our president, on his own initiative, - on the initiative of, . as a result of decided to play peacemaker. along with the au special envoy. but what i want to say is actually,
So some of these countries were not l prepared for the changes that tookl place, and that is why. the expectation, the failed expectations didn t work, i and therefore the only solution was go back to military rule. i the military rule didn t i work and there is chaos. 0k. and you need to analyse somalia, you need to analyse ethiopia, - and you need to analyse both the sudans, you need to look at even egypt right now, - the entire west african region. it s because the democracy that they were asked - to implement was not home grown. it was forced. 0k, murithi, i mean, we are seeing conflict in countries that have had democratically held elections. you know, we saw it in somalia, we see it in mozambique. you still have conflict. democracy does not necessarily deliver stability and prosperity, does it? in africa. it s a complex issue. at the risk of sounding like a coup monger, if you look at the recent coups, for sure, there was deep public disillusionment. in guinea, for example, with
Therefore, when it comes to the actual implementation, there are challenges, - and i think this is why. right now, we re getting home grown democracies, which slowly feeds - actually into the place of african democracy. | hang on, are you honestly saying that africans are not ready for democracy, and electing their leaders and deciding who is in power? i will tell you this. go back to the early 905, there are sanctions, - either from the institutions, that if you don t accept thisl particular route as part - of your governor s platform, either through constitutional changes or through this, - there are sanctions. applause. that is the reality. so some of these countries were not prepared for- the changes that took place, and that is why. the expectation, the failed expectations didn t work, i and therefore the only solution was go back to military rule. i the military rule didn t i work and there is chaos. 0k. and you need to analyse - somalia, you need to analyse ethiopia, and you
Democracies, which slowly feeds actually into the place of african democracy. hang on, are you honestly saying that africans are not ready for democracy, and electing their leaders and deciding who is in power? i will tell you this. go back to the early 905, there are sanctions, - either from the institutions, that if you don t accept thisl particular route as part - of your governor s platform, either through constitutional changes or through this, - there are sanctions. applause. that is the reality. so some of these countries were not l prepared for the changes that tookl place, and that is why. the expectation, the failed expectations didn t work, i and therefore the only solution was go back to military rule. i the military rule didn t i work and there is chaos. 0k. and you need to analyse somalia, you need to analyse ethiopia, - and you need to analyse both the sudans, you need to look at even egypt right now, - the entire west african region. it s because the democracy that t
Just happened yesterday. two, because of the location, where ethiopia is right now, i ethiopia is a very important country, very important - neighbour actually to kenya, | ethiopia has over 100 million population, with many ethnic - groups, kenya being a neighbour with that defence pact, - having somalia on this side, having the sudans on this side, it is the responsibility, - cardinal responsibility . actually, and the number one agenda of kenya, to make sure ethiopia remains peaceful. and that is why our president, on his own initiative, - on the initiative of, . as a result of decided to play peacemaker. along with the au special envoy. but what i want to say is actually, the events in ethiopia, in my opinion, it s because of two things. j i think the democratisation process was just too fast, i because of the history, - that might have happened. the second thing is, when some of the things happened, - the kind of statements that l have been attributed to some of the developed natio