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Rais wa Misri Abdel
Fattah al-Sisi ameliambia gazeti moja nchini humo kuwa aanajutia uamuzi wa
mahakama kuwafunga jela wandishi wa tatu wa shirika la habari la Al Jazeera.
Bwana Al Sisi amesema
kuwa waandishi hao watatu walipaswa kuamrishwa kurejea makwao badala ya
kuhukumiwa kifungo jela.
Kwenye mkutano na
wandishi habari rais Al-sisi alisema kuwa kuhukumiwa kwa waandishi hao
kumeonyesha picha mbaya kuhusu Misri.
Waandishi hao
walihukumiwa kifungo cha kati ya miaka 7- 10 gerezani kwa kueneza habari za
uongo na kulisaidia kundi lililopigwa marufuku la Muslim Brotherhood.
Muda mfupi baada ya
hukumu hiyo rais Al sisi alisema kuwa hawezi kuingilia shughuli za mahakama
Al Sisi amesema hukumu
hizo zilitoa picha mbaya kuhusu Misri
Lakini matamshi yake ya
hivi punde yametoa matumaini kwa familia za mwaandishi wa habari raia wa
Australia Peter Greste na mwenzake mwenye asili ya Canada na misri Mohammed
Fahmy
Nduguye Peter Greste
Andrew amesema kuwa matamshi hayo yamempa matumaini.
Naye nduguye Mohammed
Fahmt amesema kuwa hii ni ishara kwamba jambo fulani ni lazima lifanywe.
Lakini familia ya
mwandishi mwingine wa tatu aliye kizuizini Baher Mohammed ilipuunza matamshi
hayo na kuyataja kuwa ya kuchekesha.
Waandishi hao wote watatu
wanajipanga kukata rufaa
63 abducted Borno women reportedly escape from Boko Haram
63 women out of 70 women
who were reported to have been abducted by Boko Haram men in Borno state
between June 12th - June 14th have regained their freedom. Reports by
government sources as well as members of the Borno state vigilante group
confirmed their escape.
An official of the Borno state vigilante group, Abbas Gava while confirming the escape to journalists in Borno, said the women made the bold move to escape yesterday Saturday July 5th while the sect men were attacking a military base in Damboa. Continue...
An official of the Borno state vigilante group, Abbas Gava while confirming the escape to journalists in Borno, said the women made the bold move to escape yesterday Saturday July 5th while the sect men were attacking a military base in Damboa. Continue...
"I have just
received an alert from my colleagues in Damboa area that about 63 of the
abducted women and girls had made it back home. They took the bold step when
their abductors moved out to carry out an operation. We don’t have the details
of their escape yet, but we believe God gave them the opportunity at the time
the insurgents came in their large numbers to attack Damboa where about 12
soldiers, five policemen, over 50 Boko Haram members and unspecified number of
civilians were killed yesterday (Saturday).”he said.
Mr. Gava also said five
women and two girls are currently still with the sect men, adding that one of
the women is said to be a nursing mother.
A security official who
also spoke with Premium Times anonymously confirmed the escape of the women
"There is no doubt
about your report; the women and girls were able to escape. I guess it was
during the time the gunmen were attacking Damboa, left behind just some
few men to watch over the women, but the women took advantage of an opportunity
when the guys were dozing off, and bolted away but quietly" the source
said.
The source also added that some of the escaped women found themselves on
the border towns between Adamawa and Borno state and have been taken into
custody by the soldiers there. Some others who knew the terrain of the bushes
were able to find their way home.
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