President omar hassan al bashir
Sudan's Bashir hands party leadership to new deputy
Demonstrations and deadly clashes have rocked Bashir's iron-fisted rule since December, and last week he imposed a year-long state of emergency to quell the...
Demonstrators chanting "Freedom, peace, justice" gathered in central Khartoum and began their march but riot police quickly confronted them with tear gas, the witnesses told AFP.
International Relation’s Nelson Kgwete says they are studying the ruling and its implications and seeking legal advice on available options.
Its also said the UN special envoy to Yemen had proposed a humanitarian ceasefire in Yemen during the month of Ramadan.
Justice Minister Michael Masutha says that some heads of state cannot enter the country due to ICC laws.
The UN declined to confirm receipt of the document, which is reportedly signed by Minister Nkoana-Mashabane.
University students in El Fasher protested against the vote & similar rallies took place in 3 refugee camps.
Advocate David Unterhalter says the State is duty-bound to ensure crimes such as genocide don't go unpunished.
Jacob Zuma remains tight-lipped on whether Omar al-Bashir will be invited to South Africa again.
Sudan's President who has been indicted by the ICC, plans to speak at the UN summit in September.
Certain politicians allege that judges had been prompted to arrive at pre-determined outcomes.
Govt says the reasons for its appeal will be contained in an affidavit to be submitted later this week.
SALC says it is surprised that government thinks its explanation is good enough.
Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe tells journalists this would be a "last resort"
Government is expected to file an affidavit explaining its case today.
The government has been given seven days to explain how and why Omar al-Bashir exited South Africa.
The SA govt confirmed the Sudanese president left the country despite a court order not to do so.
Al-Bashir’s spokesperson says the Sudanese leader will be going home today after the AU summit.
Civil society groups say greater interaction between citizens and politicians is needed at the summit.