‘Janjaweed’ steal cattle, plunder shop in Central Darfur
Militiamen on Sunday stole more than 100 cows and a number of sheep, and plundered a shop in the area of Um Shalaya in Central Darfur. “Janjaweed on camels and horses, and others on motorcycles stormed the area of Um Shalaya on Sunday, firing heavily into the air,” a resident of the area told Radio Dabanga. “They seized more than 100 cows and a number of sheep, most of them belonging to the Tama tribe. They also stole SDG7,000 ($1,220) and all the goods from the shop of Osman Eisa at gunpoint.” “The population of Um Shalaya is constantly living in fear because of the frequent threats and assaults by these government-backed Janjaweed,” the source added. File photo
Militiamen on Sunday stole more than 100 cows and a number of sheep, and plundered a shop in the area of Um Shalaya in Central Darfur.
“Janjaweed on camels and horses, and others on motorcycles stormed the area of Um Shalaya on Sunday, firing heavily into the air,” a resident of the area told Radio Dabanga.
“They seized more than 100 cows and a number of sheep, most of them belonging to the Tama tribe. They also stole SDG7,000 ($1,220) and all the goods from the shop of Osman Eisa at gunpoint.”
“The population of Um Shalaya is constantly living in fear because of the frequent threats and assaults by these government-backed Janjaweed,” the source added.
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