Sudan’s president Al-Bashir sacks his security adviser Salah Gosh
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April 26, 2011 (NAIROBI) - Sudan’s President Omer Hassan Al-Bashir has
issued a decree relieving his senior security adviser Salah Gosh from
his position, Sudan’s official news agency (SUNA) abruptly reported on
Tuesday.
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Sudan’s Presidential Security Adviser Salah Gosh (FILE)
The sacking of Gosh comes after he publicly fell out with the
presidential assistant and vice-president of Al-Bashir’s ruling
National Congress Party (NCP), Nafi Ali Nafi, over the dialogue
conducted with certain opposition parties by the Presidential Security
Advisory, which Gosh chairs.
Salah Gosh served as a director-general of Sudan’s National
Intelligence and Security Services (NISS) for several years until he
was demoted to the rank of a presidential adviser for security affairs
in August 2009.
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