Sudan embassies in Africa may face isolation – lawmakers warn Al-Sahafa Khartoum, 17/05/12 – Lawmakers in Sudan warn that the country’s diplomatic missions in African states such as Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda and Kenya may face increased isolation. Addressing lawmakers yesterday, Mahdi Ibrahim, who led a parliamentary team dispatched to tour a number of African states and brief their leaders on Sudan’s position on the recent Sudan, South Sudan conflict, underlined the need for a review of the country’s foreign policies to ensure the country does not “lose its African identity”. He pointed out that their tour of these African states in the region showed them that these countries strongly sympathised with the SPLM position, noting that the Government of South Sudan had preceded their delegation to brief these states on their position.
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