Hemedi continues to visit South Africa

The commander revealed rapid support force Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (my praise) visited South Africa and was received by the President Cyril RamaphosaAfter his visit to East Africa, his troops were still fighting a war against the Sudanese army.

Hemedi said on the , he confirmed his desire to “end the war.”

Since the end of December, Hemeti has visited many African countries including Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia and Djibouti. This is his first official trip since the conflict in Sudan broke out in mid-April.

The Sudanese government yesterday (Thursday) summoned its ambassador to Nairobi for consultations in protest at Kenyan President William Ruto's reception of Hemeti.

Hemeti's visit comes as the Intergovernmental Authority on Development in East Africa (IGAD), whose members include Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia and Djibouti, is stepping up efforts to transport Hemeti and Sudanese army commander Lt. Gen. Abdel Fattah Burhan About negotiations.

Support upcoming conversations

South Africa supports the upcoming dialogue between Hemetti and Burhan, calling for an immediate ceasefire and a permanent cessation of hostilities, the South African president confirmed in a statement. .

The two parties to the conflict were originally scheduled to hold a meeting in Djibouti on December 28 under the auspices of IGAD, but it was postponed to early January due to “technical reasons” and previous mediation efforts have so far only brought about a short truce. Not respected.

Some organizations estimate that the war between the two sides resulted in 12,000 deaths, but this number is generally believed to be lower than the actual number and displaced more than 7 million people. to the United Nations.