The Morning Call
The trial of military personnel for murder and rape in South Sudan that occurred during an attack on the terrain hotel in Juba on July 11, 2016, commenced in the country’s capital Juba. The perpetrators accused committed the acts when President Salva Kiir’s troops won a three-day battle in the capital against opposition forces loyal to former vice president Riek Machar. According to Africanews sources at the hearing on Tuesday, the judge adjourned the trial for two weeks after the army removed Abubakar Mohammed, its chief prosecutor, over the weekend.
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Second trial related to 2009 Conakry Stadium massacre opens in Guinea
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Russian-led Africa corps accused of atrocities in Mali
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Kenyan MPs accuse British troops of sexual abuse and environmental harm
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ICC hears closing arguments in suspected CAR militia leader case
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Gabon: Sylvia and Noureddin Bongo sentenced to 20 years in jail for embezzlement
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Civil trial over payouts to families of Ethiopia Boeing crash victims to proceed