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KIGALI, Rwanda | Rwanda's high court drops all charges against opposition figure who challenged president in election
KIGALI, Rwanda | Rwanda’s high court drops all charges against opposition figure who challenged president in election
KIGALI, Rwanda— Rwanda’s high court drops all charges against opposition figure who challenged president in election.
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The release of Sudan's former prime minister Sadiq al-Mahdi is not enough for resumption of a national dialogue aimed at resolving the country's multiple crises, a leading opposition figure said Wednesday. Ghazi Salahuddin Atabani, who founded the Reform Now opposition party in December, told AFP that his and other parties which had joined the dialogue met Tuesday "demanding the government to reverse all its latest actions against opposition". They also want authorities to free Sudanese Congress Party leader Ibrahim al-Sheikh and other activists, and called for the Al-Saiha newspaper to be able to resume publishing. State security agents ordered Al-Saiha to halt its presses after it published allegations of official corruption. Source: AFP
KUWAIT CITY (AP) — Kuwait's prime minister hit back at allegations of corruption on Wednesday, a day after a leading opposition figure revealed documents he says prove huge sums of illicit financial transfers were made to senior officials, including judges. Source: Associated Press
By Ayla Jean Yackley ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan brandished what he said was a file of graft allegations against a senior opposition figure on Sunday, raising the stakes in a political battle after a corruption investigation implicated his own government. Mustafa Sarigul, the main opposition's candidate for Istanbul mayor, dismissed the allegations as "dishonourable propaganda" on Twitter. Erdogan appeared on live television, holding up enlarged copies of what he described as a report prepared by Sarigul's own party that he said listed "improprieties" during the candidate's time as mayor of the middle-class borough of Sisli. Hundreds of millions of lira of improprieties were conducted," Erdogan said, referring to what he said were allegations in the report. Source: Reuters [view]
