Demo in North Darfur against freezing of director appointments
The Sudanese Professionals Association (SPA) in North Darfur organised a protest rally in front of the offices of the drinking water corporation in El Fasher. The protestors condemn the freezing of the appointment of a new general director of the corporation and three department directors.
Protest in El Fasher, North Darfur, against the freezing of the appointment of a new general director of the drinking water corporation (Social media)
The Sudanese Professionals Association (SPA) in North Darfur organised a protest rally in front of the offices of the drinking water corporation in El Fasher. The protestors condemn the freezing of the appointment of a new general director of the corporation and three department directors.
Participants in the rally carried banners calling for the removal of power of the current director. They pointed out that the state government froze the new appointments under pressure from unnamed parties.
The new director and department directors were appointed earlier after extensive consultations with the SPA and the Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC).
The protestors threatened to escalate until the new directors will be appointed.
Eastern Sudan
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