Sudan: Former NCP Leaders Accused of Illegal Land Seizure

5 February 2020

Khartoum — The Agricultural Engineers Association in Khartoum state alleges that leaders of the dissolved National Congress Party (NCP) and officers of the security apparatus seized agricultural plots and distributed them to their relatives in the Al Bashir era.

Among the NCP leaders are former first Vice-President Ali Osman Taha, former presidential assistant Nafi Ali Nafi, and former Minister of Defence and former Khartoum state governor Abdelrahim Hussein. Taha, Nafi and Hussein were arrested in April 2019, immediately after the military coup against president Omar Al Bashir.

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