INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY INTO CAUSE OF DEADLY KINSHASA WEDDING FIRE.(PHOTO).
Sudan's Prime Minister Kamil Idris said on Sunday that a Sudanese dialogue will begin “soon” to pave the way for national recovery, comprehensive reconciliation, and free elections.
The dialogue will be “owned by all the people of Sudan,” Idris said during a meeting in Khartoum with a delegation from the African Union Peace and Security Council, led by Mohamed Khaled of Algeria.
The planned dialogue will lead to “comprehensive national recovery, full national reconciliation and integrated constitutional reconstruction” before culminating “in free and fair elections in which the Sudanese people will choose the country’s new leadership,” he added in his statements carried by the official news agency SUNA.
Idris said the Sudanese army was advancing on the ground in the Kordofan region and would later head towards Darfur “until the entire country is liberated.”
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