Skip to content
  • .about
  • .home
  • .business & economy
  • .ledger of lies
  • .tech

Corruption Ledger

The Public Ledger of Corruption

  • .corruption
    • banks
    • censorship
    • corporate
    • environment
    • government
    • health
    • journalism
    • misinformation
  • .crime
    • child victims
    • tech crime
    • dimwit crimes
    • financial crime
    • killings
    • shootings
  • .international conflict
    • Israel-Palestine
    • Nordstream
    • Russia vs. West
    • war news
    • war machines
  • .privacy & surveillance
  • .leaks
    • all leaks
    • Wikileaks
  • .regions
    • All Regions
    • Africas
    • North Americas
      • All
      • Canada
      • U.S.
    • Asias
    • Europe
    • Middle East
    • Oceania
  • .sanctions feeds
    • Canadian Sanctions Feed
    • EU Sanctions Feed
    • US Sanctions Feed
  • Toggle search form
  • What’s the basis of the Republicans’ Joe Biden impeachment inquiry? All News
  • Biden impeachment inquiry opens with focus on son’s business dealings All News
  • Polish minister launches bill to extradite Ukrainian Nazi WW2 veteran Hunka from Canada All News
  • Poland: Ukraine is drowning and therefore dangerous All News
  • This China trade war isn’t about semiconductors: Straits Times Business & Economy
  • Airbus Hacker Threatens to Sell US, Europe Military Intel on Dark Web All News
  • Intel-linked UK official pushing censorship of Russell Brand -The Grayzone _enforcement
  • Australia Signs $210 Million Underwater Tracking Contract All News

Sudan’s military chief freezes bank accounts of rival paramilitary group amid truce attempts

Posted on May 15, 2023May 21, 2023 By CorruptionLedger No Comments on Sudan’s military chief freezes bank accounts of rival paramilitary group amid truce attempts

CAIRO (AP) — Sudan’s military chief has ordered the freezing of all bank accounts belonging to a rival paramilitary force. The two sides have battled for weeks across Sudan, pushing the troubled country to the brink of all-out war.

The decree, issued on Sunday by Gen. Abdel Fattah Burhan, will target the official accounts of the Rapid Support Forces in Sudanese bank, as well as the accounts of all companies belonging to the group, the state news agency SUNA reported.

It remains unclear what immediate effect the freezing would have on the RSF and how Burhan’s orders are to be enforced.

The military chief also announced the replacement of the governor of Sudan’s Central Bank, a move likely tied to the freezing decree. Over the past decade, the RSF amassed great wealth through the gradual acquisition of Sudanese financial institutions and gold reserves.

Since mid-April, the Sudanese army, led by Burhan, and the RSF, commanded by Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, have been locked in a power struggle that has forced thousands to flee to neighboring countries.

Chaos has taken over much of the country since the conflict broke out. The capital, Khartoum, has been reduced to an urban battlefield and the western Darfur region is rocked by deadly tribal clashes. The violence has also killed over 600 people, including civilians, according to the WHO.

Human rights organizations have accused the RSF of mass looting and attacking civilians, and the military of indiscriminately bombing residential areas. The two side agreed to several short cease-fires since the fighting started, but all were violated. Both have also traded blame and exchanged heated accusations of human rights abuses.

Last Thursday, the military and the RSF signed a pact in the Saudi city of Jeddah, promising safe passage for civilians fleeing the conflict and protection for humanitarian operations in the East African nation. International efforts — led by Saudi Arabia and the United States — are underway in an attempt to turn Thursday’s agreement into a lasting truce.

Related

https://news.yahoo.com/sudans-military-chief-freezes-bank-095236339.html

_enforcement, banks, Business & Economy, enforcement archive, International Conflict, war, x.yahoo, z-Exclude Tags:Africas, All Regions, Corruption, Region africas, Region Middle East, z.yahoo

Post navigation

Previous Post: France not ready to send jets to Ukraine – Politico
Next Post: Mexico dispatches discarded presidential jet to Tajikistan

You must log in to post a comment.

Wall of Shame

  • Censorship & Access to Information
  • Environmental Collapse
  • Journalism
  • In Court
  • Enforcement
  • Free Speech: What’s it good for?

Recent

  • What’s the basis of the Republicans’ Joe Biden impeachment inquiry?
  • Biden impeachment inquiry opens with focus on son’s business dealings
  • Polish minister launches bill to extradite Ukrainian Nazi WW2 veteran Hunka from Canada
  • Poland: Ukraine is drowning and therefore dangerous
  • This China trade war isn’t about semiconductors: Straits Times
  • Airbus Hacker Threatens to Sell US, Europe Military Intel on Dark Web
  • Intel-linked UK official pushing censorship of Russell Brand -The Grayzone
  • Australia Signs $210 Million Underwater Tracking Contract
  • TransUnion denies it was hacked, links leaked data to 3rd party
  • 400,000 calls made to Japanese Embassy in China over radioactive water
About CL
Shootings | Air Force and Aerospace
Rumble Video from CL
  • Austria to buy four Embraer C-390 cargo planes for over $500 million Aerospace
  • New reports on Jeffrey Epstein demonstrate deep-going corruption of US ruling elite banks
  • Alleged Ndrangheta mafia crime boss Pasquale Bonavota arrested in Italian cathedral corporate corruption
  • The most hated cryptocurrency: Why are people flocking to Monero? Business & Economy
  • Wall Street bank earnings under pressure following crisis banks
  • Impact of Potential US-Russia Sanctions in Relation to Ukraine Situation International Conflict

Copyright © 2022 Corruption Ledger. This web site contains no ads.