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June 3, 2017 (BOR) - The mayor of Bor town in South Sudan's Jonglei state, Akim Ajieth has criticized the judiciary over a letter, which calls for the immediate dissolution of the bench court in the state capital.

Ajieth said the letter, written by high court president in the state, Jairo Ajang, violated provisions of the country's transitional constitution.

He said he acted within his powers and did not violate any law.

“I have not violated any article, what they were actually complaining about was that I should have consulted them before taking any action. Otherwise the powers to dissolution and powers to appoint rest only with the mayor. And it is up to me to consult them or not to consult them,” the mayor told Sudan Tribune on Saturday.

He also described the decision he undertook as an “administrative issue” which had nothing to do with the judicial powers in the state.

“What they usually do is to confer powers up on the new members, that means I appoint and they [judiciary] confer judicial powers,” said the mayor,” Ajieth said.

He further said the judiciary had special interest in the bench, having allegedly refused to cooperate on several occasions in the past.

“There was no need to consult this time because in the past I had consulted them but they did not cooperate with us, they were not in good faith, they were delaying. I think they have interest in the bench court. I did not know they had some interest in it,” said Ajieth.

“Judiciary is trying to interfere in our work, they should step backward a little and give us a space to breath”, he further added.

The high court president, in the letter, requested government and public to consider as “null” and “void” the dissolution of the bench court and its newly appointed members.

Ajieth, however, insisted the letter was addressed to the whole world.

“What they [judiciary] have done is totally unbelievable. And this clearly shows that they interest, they have hidden agenda. The way they had written their letter, it was not addressed to me, I was not copied. I don't know to whom they were writing their letter to, they were just writing it to the air, writing it to everyone who may be concern which is to the whole world. I just assumed that I have not received any letter from them”, said the mayor.

He said the four-year term of members of the bench court expired and many of the cases they had handled are being challenged before the court of appeal in the state.

“Members in the bench court were incompetent, no experience, they had not served before as judges. They fought in the court, they engaged in physical confrontation, which is very unacceptable. That is why we decided to bring in people who are very competent, people who know what to do”, said Ajieth.

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Dans une tribune à « La Matinale », le professeur de droit public estime que le ministre, au cœur d’une affaire de conflits d’intérêts privés, devrait quitter ses fonctions afin de restaurer la confiance dans la vie démocratique.

June 3, 2017 (KHARTOUM) - The Sudan Liberation Movement Transitional Council (SLM-TC) has rejected to negotiate with the Sudanese government saying the regime of President Omer al-Bashir is not serious about peace.

SLM-TC leader Nimer Abdel Rahman (ST file Photo)

In coordinated operations with the SLM-Minni Minnawi, the holdout rebel group recently fought the Sudanese government army and militias in North and East Darfur.

However, the group suffered significant losses after the killing of its general commander Mohamed Abdel Salam Tarada in East Darfur and the capture of its leader Nimer Abdel Rahman in Ain Siro, North Darfur.

In a statement on the SLM-TC position on the cessation of hostilities and the negotiations with the Sudanese government, the group said

Transitional Council for the Sudan Liberation Army Movement's position on the process of cessation of hostilities and to negotiate with the regime.

Based on the past experiences, and the deals the government signed with other groups "We have concluded that there is no point in wasting time with an evasive regime that does not commit itself to the signed agreements''.

"The ethnic cleansing regime in Khartoum does not want a peaceful solution or peace in Darfur or the rest of Sudan" rather it seeks to "build it its racist, Arabic and Islamic state" further said Mohamed Saleh Rizallah, the SLM-TC head of external and diplomatic relations.

"We in the Transitional Council are working with all our strength to reunite the ranks of the true revolutionary forces and to work together to bring down this bloody regime," further said the statement.

Rebel sources said the foiled military operation meant to reach the mountainous area of Jebel Marra where they can establish a base and launch attacks on the government forces in the region.

The SLM-TC which is formed by breakaway rebels from the SLM-Abdel Wahid is the second group to reject negotiations with the government.

The SLM-AW says it can only negotiate the root causes of the conflict, adding the regime has to repair all the consequences of the war including the financial compensation, restitution of confiscated lands and trial of the culprits responsible for atrocities and war crimes.

The SLM-MM and the Justice and Equality Movement are participating in a peace process brokered by the African Union.

However, the process is stalled over the Doha Document for Peace in Darfur as the government says it should be the basis of the talks and the two groups demand a new framework agreement for peace in the western Sudan region.

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Au Bénin, le parti Restaurer l'espoir a tenu ce samedi 3 juin à Cotonou son troisième congrès ordinaire. Un nouveau logo, un nouveau bureau politique et des discussions sur le thème : « crédibilité politique, confiance publique : s'engager pour l'intérêt général ». Tout le monde attendait son président, Candide Azannaï, ex-ministre de la Défense qui a démissionné début avril du gouvernement Talon, dont il était l'un des premiers soutiens. Depuis son départ, il n'a pas expliqué les raisons de sa décision. Et s'il ne l'a pas fait ce samedi, il en a dit un peu plus.

June 3, 2017 (KHARTOUM) - Chadian armed opposition elements have participated in the recent fighting in North Darfur alongside the Sudanese rebel groups, said the head of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Saturday.

RSF Commander Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, (aka Hametti) (SUNA photo)

RSF Commander Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, (aka Hametti) in a statement seen by Sudan Tribune said Chadian opposition forces were involved in the clashes with the two Sudan Liberation Movement factions led by Minni Minnawi and Nimer Abdel Rahman.

He further said the Chadian rebels led by Colonel Gardi participated in Wadi Hawar and Ain Siro battles with the SLM factions, adding that after their defeat in the second combat they fled to Fonu area not far from the area where resides the Mahameed tribal leader Musa Hilal.

"Our information confirms that there is a coordination between the Sudanese and Chadian oppositions. We know who finances the latter harbours and supports it logistically," said Hametti.

"This Chadian rebel force has been stationed in the area of Fonu, near the settlement of Sheikh Musa Hilal for more than two months," further stressed Hametti without accusing Hilal who is the head of his tribe of colluding with the rebels.

Hametti statement was released following accusations last week directed by Hilal against the RSF saying they attacked his area after Ain Siro battle.

A leading member of the Revolutionary Awakening Council chaired by Musa Hilal, Haroun Mdaikhir confirmed to Sudan Tribune that the RSF hunted Chadian rebels who took part in Ain Siro battle and sought refuge at Musa Hilal settlement.

He added that the RSF began to provoke Hilal's partisans but apologised to him after that.

Hametti in his statement was keen to say that he directed his forces to retreat from Fonu area "in order to protect the lives of civilians".

The Chadian President Idris Deby was in Khartoum the day of Ain Siro battle where he held a meeting with President Omer al-Bashir and left back to Ndjamena without any statements to the press.

Chad and Sudan have agreed in 2010 to unify they efforts to fight armed insurgents in both countries and to prevent their presence within their territories.

Sudan says Darfur armed groups carried their attacks from Libya and South Sudan.

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Pour le ministre de la justice, les révélations sur le ministre de la cohésion des territoires montrent que son projet de loi de moralisation de la vie publique est « utile ».

Après les attaques qui ont fait sept morts et 48 blessés au London Bridge et dans le quartier très animé de Borough Market dans la capitale britannique, les réactions se multiplient au Royaume-Uni et à l'étranger.

June 3, 2017 (JUBA) - The former South Sudanese political detainees have issued a statement stating that ending the war in the country should be the priority before to hold a national dialogue or to discuss the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM)'s reunification .

Former SPLM secretary-general Pagan Amum attends his court trial in the South Sudan capital, Juba, on 11 March 2014 (Photo: Reuters/Andreea Campanu)

"We note with dismay that the current war which resumed in earnest in July 2016, and its myriad effects of cruel targeting of civilian populations, has sadly spread to cover the whole of Upper Nile, Western Bahr el Ghazal and Equatoria states as well as parts of Lakes, Warrap and Aweil states, with catastrophic consequences", reads a June 2, 2017 statement bearing signature of Pagan Amum Okiech, leader of the former political detainees.

The statement their refusal to join the dialogue process or other political efforts to end the three-year crisis was taken after a meeting where they deliberated on issues of war and peace in South Sudan.

"The issues discussed included; The proposed National Dialogue, rampant insecurity and its effects, critique and implementation of ARCISS (peace agreement), SPLM reunification, the current humanitarian catastrophe and the collapsed economy," said the statement.

The group said they support, in principle, the national dialogue as a concept for resolving the deep national crisis "that the government of the day has led the country into"

But the opposition group voiced they have "grave concerns and reservations with the manner and the modalities" set up by President Salva Kiir Mayardit to conduct this political process.

"The manner and the modalities set up by President Salva Kiir Mayardit, which, in our view, are not in line with the known best practices. these include, among others, lack of consultation with other stakeholders on agenda and nomination, unilateral determination of modalities, ground rules and guidelines, lack of transparency of the process, absence of inclusivity and integrity," it adds.

Amum, however, said they are disposed to engage on the matters they have enumerated with the view of finding remedies or initiating a new independent and inclusive process.

The former detainees and several other opposition groups call to create a conducive environment and to implement a number of confidence building measures like the cessation of hostilities, humanitarian access and the inclusiveness of the national dialogue process.

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June 3, 2017 (KHARTOUM) - The Sudanese government Saturday said the security organs have taken the necessary measures to apprehend the perpetrators of the killing of the peacekeeper to bring them to justice.

A Nigerian soldier from the African Union-United Nation Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) was shot dead by unknown gunmen in a carjacking incident in downtown Nyala, South Darfur capital on Wednesday.

On Friday, the members of the UN Security Council (UNSC) called on the Sudanese government “to swiftly conduct a full investigation into the attack and bring the perpetrators to justice”, saying “attacks targeting peacekeepers may constitute war crimes under international law”.

In a press release extended to Sudan Tribune, Sudan's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Gharib-Allah Kidir condemned the killing of the Nigerian blue helmet and offered condolences to his family and the government and people of Nigeria.

“Sudan's government affirms that it would pursue the perpetrators until they are arrested and brought to justice,” said the press release.

The killing of the Nigerian soldier on Wednesday brought UNAMID's death toll since the creation of the Mission to 64 peacekeepers.

Last June, the UNSC extended the mandate of the mission until 30 June 2017, stressing that the situation in the western Sudan region continues to constitute a threat to international peace and security.

The hybrid mission has been deployed in Darfur since December 2007 with a mandate to stem violence against civilians in the western Sudan's region.

It is the world's second largest international peacekeeping force with an annual budget of $1.35 billion and almost 20,000 troops.

(ST)

June 3, 2017 (KHARTOUM) - Sudan's Foreign Minister Ibrahim Ghandour has described the Sudanese-Egyptian relations as “sacred” appealing to media on both sides to be “messengers of good” to preserve the eternal ties between the two countries.

Ghandour, who arrived in Cairo on Saturday morning, handed over a message from President Omer al-Bashir to the Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi. He also held a closed meeting with his Egyptian counterpart Sameh Shoukry.

At a joint press conference with Shoukry Saturday, Ghandour said they had frank and transparent discussions on contentious issues, saying he handed over a message from al-Bashir to al-Sisi pertaining to ways to strengthen bilateral ties.

He added that al-Sisi was frank and transparent, saying the Egyptian president instructed to hold a monthly meeting for the foreign ministers alternately in Khartoum and Cairo.

According to Ghandour, al-Sisi also instructed to activate the work of the cooperation mechanisms between the two countries, particularly in the security and military domains.

The Sudanese top diplomat added the meeting covered all economic, political, social and cultural aspects of bilateral relations besides coordination between the two countries at the regional and international levels.

He called on the Sudanese and Egyptian media to play a positive role to preserve the historical relation between the two countries, saying official relations could get tense sometimes but “we have to maintain ties between the two peoples”.

Commenting on the Egyptian airstrikes in the Libyan city of Derna and the possibility of establishing a buffer zone on the border triangle between Sudan, Egypt and Libya, Ghandour said the border between Egypt and Sudan extends over more than 1200 km and no country can protect its border on its own.

Ghandour added that he proposed to the Egyptian leadership to establish a joint border patrol force, pointing to Sudan's experience with Chad and Ethiopia which managed to protect the joint borders against terrorist activities.

The minister stressed that each country has the right to protect its borders on its own, pointing out the presence of Sudanese forces on the opposite side of the border to prevent the infiltration of any terrorists.

He added that the Darfur mercenary groups came to Sudan through the border with Libya, saying “we could have avoided that if we had put joint coordination mechanisms on the ground”.

Sudan's top diplomat pointed the imposition of entry visa for the Egyptians who seek to travel to Sudan was not meant to put restrictions on the citizens but to prevent the entry of terrorists, saying the measure was taken following the Egyptian media campaign which claimed the presence of terrorists in Sudan.

Ghandour added he will instruct the Sudanese embassy in Cairo to resolve any issues relating to granting entry visa for the Egyptian citizens, pointing to the joint consular committee between the two countries.

He pointed that Sudan's decision to ban the imports of Egyptian farming products is a technical decision, blaming the politicisation of the measure to the bad timing, saying the move has no political dimension.

Ghandour stressed the decision to ban Egypt's agricultural products is not linked to the recent attack of Darfur rebels who came from Libya, saying it was based on technical grounds and must be resolved in this context.

Commenting on the recent accusations of Egypt's involvement in the Darfur rebels' attack, Ghandour said he furnished the Egyptian leadership with all information in this regard, saying the bilateral meetings between al-Bashir and al-Sisi would resolve all these issues.

For his part, Shokry affirmed that the “Egyptian policy towards the brotherly country of Sudan is firm”, saying they seek to promote rapprochement and integration between the two countries in all fields.

He stressed that “this enables us to promote economic progress to achieve the interests of both peoples”, saying they fully respect the sovereignty and stability of the Sudan.

The Egyptian top diplomat said his meeting with Ghandour was “candid and transparent”, stressing the Sudanese-Egyptian relations would remain strong and will overcome any difficulties.

He added they discussed ways to promote economic cooperation and overcome any recent restrictions to achieve the joint interest, saying he will work with Ghandour to remove any misunderstanding between the two sides.

Shokry said they agreed to activate the existing mechanisms of dialogue between the two countries, particularly in the security and military fields.

Tensions between Khartoum and Cairo have escalated following the former's decision to restrict imports of Egyptian farming products which was reciprocated by Cairo's decision to raise residency fees for Sudanese living in Egypt.

The deterioration of bilateral relations between the two countries goes back to the attempt to assassinate President Hosni Mubarak in June 1995 followed by the deployment of Egyptian troops in the disputed area of Halayeb triangle.

Since then, Khartoum has been moving to improve its ties with the eastern and western neighbours, instead of its strategic ties with Egypt.

Khartoum further went to back the construction of a dam in Ethiopia, which Cairo says will hurt its water needs. Also, the Sudanese government recently signed investment agreements with Gulf countries. Accordingly, they will establish huge agricultural projects that require the full use of Sudan share of the Nile water, a move which is seen in Cairo as another threat to Egypt.

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June 3, 2017 (JUBA) - The Sudan People's Liberation Movement - In Opposition 'SPLM-IO Saturday has confirmed the defection to the current First Vice President Taban Deng Gai of two security officers tasked with the protection of the former South Sudanese First Vice President Riek Machar.

In a statement released on Friday, the SPLM-IO led by Taban Deng Gai announced that Col. Khan Elijah Hon Top, Spy Chief of the Body Guards of Riek Machar and Lt. Col. Koryom Wang Chiok, Chief Accountant of the Body Guards of Riek Machar have joined their movement.

Reached by Sudan Tribune, the rebel deputy military spokesperson Col. Lam Paul has confirmed the defection of the two officials from Khartoum, a day after their arrival to the South Sudanese capital Juba.

He said their defection to the government would not hamper the movement struggle, but instead wished them best of luck.

“It's true the two joined Taban Deng Gai. The SPLA-IO under Dr Riek Machar thanks them for their services and wishes them well in their quest. In the course of struggle, such events are bound to happen and it's both ways,” he said.

He further said the departure of two officers has no impact on the movement, pointing that the SPLA-IO would remain stronger and powerful despite the defection of two individuals who have chosen the side of the government.

The defector officers met on Friday upon arrival with the First Vice President Taban Deng Gai who welcomed their decision to abandon Machar camp.

"The leadership warmly welcome them back to the fold of the movement after accomplishing a successful mission in the Riek and Angelina family business," said the SPLM-IO Taban Gai

However, SPLA-IO led by Riek Machar downplayed the significant of the two officers although insiders within the camp claimed they had successful role and their quitting would be a big blow to the rebel movement.

It is not yet clear why the two guards left Machar, despite their recent promotion to the rank of Colonel and Lt. Colonel.

(ST)

Londres a été le théâtre d'un attentat dans la nuit du samedi 3 au dimanche 4 juin. Plusieurs assaillants ont foncé dans la foule à bord d'une camionnette sur le London Bridge avant d'attaquer des passants au couteau et d'être abattus par la police. Un nouveau bilan des autorités en fin de matinée fait état de sept morts en plus des trois terroristes présumés et de 48 personnes hospitalisées. Nos dernières informations.

En Afrique du Sud, Helen Zille, l'ancienne cheffe de l'Alliance démocratique (DA), a été suspendue de toutes ses fonctions au sein de son parti, deux mois après la publication d'une série de tweets controversés, vantant les aspects « positifs » de la colonisation. L'Alliance démocratique a engagé une procédure disciplinaire contre son ancienne leader et Mmusi Maimane, son successeur à la tête de la DA, a donc annoncé sa suspension ce samedi 3 juin au matin.

Des élections législatives se sont tenues ce samedi 3 juin au Lesotho, petit royaume de 2 millions d'habitants, enclavé dans les montagnes d'Afrique du Sud. Ce scrutin a été précipité par la mise en minorité en mars de la coalition dirigée par le Premier ministre Pakalitha Mosisili du Congrès des démocrates, au pouvoir depuis 2015. Le résultat s'annonce d'ores et déjà serré entre le sortant et l'ancien Premier ministre, Thomas Thabane, qui avait dû fuir le pays en 2014, suite à une tentative de coup d'Etat militaire.

Cinq ans qu'il n'avait pas accordé d'interview. Le président congolais Joseph Kabila se confie rarement à la presse internationale et son entretien au magazine Der Spiegel pourrait provoquer de vives réactions en République démocratique du Congo. « Je n'ai rien promis du tout » concernant la tenue d'une élection présidentielle cette année, assure le président congolais qui devait initialement quitter le pouvoir fin 2016.

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a “Közalkalmazottak jogállásáról szóló” 1992. évi XXXIII. törvény 20/A. • alapján

pályázatot hirdet

projektkoordinátor

munkakör betöltésére.

A közalkalmazotti jogviszony időtartama:

határozatlan idejű közalkalmazotti jogviszony.        

Foglalkoztatás jellege:

Teljes munkaidő

A munkavégzés helye:

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A munkakörbe tartozó, illetve a vezetői megbízással járó lényeges feladatok:

A projektmenedzsment terület szakmai munkájának hatékony és teljes körű támogatása, projektekhez kapcsolódó kisebb feladatok, alprojektek menedzselése, projektekhez, alprojektekhez tartozó dokumentációk pontos vezetése, projektanyagok előkészítése, prezentációk, jelentések elkészítése, a projektek során felmerülő kockázatok figyelése, jelzése, megoldási stratégiák kidolgozása, a projektek műszaki és pénzügyi ütemtervezése, projektek ütemterv szerinti megvalósulásának nyomonkövetése, az MMKM vasúti műtárgyaihoz, műtárgyraktáraihoz kapcsolódó projektek koordinálása

Illetmény és juttatások:

Az illetmény megállapítására és a juttatásokra a “Közalkalmazottak jogállásáról szóló” 1992. évi XXXIII. törvény rendelkezései az irányadók.     

Pályázati feltételek:

• Főiskola, műszaki menedzser/gépészmérnök/közlekedésmérnök/vasúti szakterülethez kapcsolódó egyéb végzettség,
• Felhasználói szintű MS Office (irodai alkalmazások),
• büntetlen előélet, erkölcsi bizonyítvány

A pályázat elbírálásánál előnyt jelent:

• Angol nyelvből középfokú C típusú általános nyelvvizsga,
• Német nyelvből középfokú C típusú általános nyelvvizsga,
• szakmai gyakorlat vasúti vagy logisztikai szakterületen – Legalább 1-3 év szakmai tapasztalat,
• Felhasználói szintű MS Project, raktározási rendszerek,
• “B” kategóriára érvényes gépjárművezetői engedély

A pályázat részeként benyújtandó iratok, igazolások:

• iskolai végzettséget, szakképzettséget tanúsító bizonyítvány/oklevél másolata, nyelvvizsga bizonyítvány másolata, fényképes szakmai önéletrajz, motivációs levél, adatkezelési nyilatkozat

A munkakör betölthetőségének időpontja:

A munkakör legkorábban a pályázatok elbírálását követően azonnal betölthető.

A pályázat benyújtásának határideje: 2017. június 10.

A pályázatok benyújtásának módja:

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A pályázat elbírálásának módja, rendje:

A beérkezett pályázatok előszűrésre kerülnek, személyes meghallgatásra csak a pályázatok alapján legesélyesebb jelentkezők esetében kerül sor. A pályázati határidő lejártát követően bizottsági meghallgatás, döntés

A pályázat elbírálásának határideje: 2017. június 30.

A pályázati kiírás további közzétételének helye, ideje:

• www.kozlekedesimuzeum.hu – 2017. május 15.

A munkáltatóval kapcsolatban további információt a www.kozlekedesimuzeum.hu honlapon szerezhet.

A KÖZIGÁLLÁS publikálási időpontja: 2017. május 15.

A pályázati kiírás közzétevője a Közszolgálati Személyzetfejlesztési Főigazgatóság (KSZF). A pályázati kiírás a munkáltató által a KSZF részére megküldött adatokat tartalmazza, így annak tartalmáért a pályázatot kiíró szerv felel.

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