Aila and the Mannaa’s Committee
2021/02/06
Diaa Eldin Bilal
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It may be difficult for Wajdi Saleh and Salah Mannaa to comprehend the reaction of the people of Eastern Sudan towards the attempt to smear and discredit the reputation of their son and the former Prime Minister, Mohamed Tahir Aila.
If the Wajdi and Mannaa Committee was just and credible, the tribes would not take sides with their members.
The committee arrested many people and threw them for more than a year in its notorious cells with no trials.
They tarnish the reputation of individuals and harm their families, using an absolute power that is not subject for reviewing and re-examination.
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Sudanese Politician Mubarak Al-Fadil Al-Mahdi: Israel Has Many Shared Interests With Sudan, Arab Countries In Face Of Iran s Expansionism, Nuclear Threat
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Source: Asharq TV (Saudi Arabia)
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