Demonstrators At Jogoo House Now Want Police Security

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17 May 2011 Khartoum — The ruling parties of north and south Sudan are due on Thursday to embark on a fresh round of talks on arrangements to bifurcate the country as time rapidly elapses ahead of the south's declaration of independence in less than two months.

Protesters camping outside Joggo house demanding the resignation of Education Minister Sam Ongeri want to be given police security. Led by Okoiti Omtata, they claim their safety is threatened after an unknown gang attacked and splashed them with with human waste yesterday.

They also want the education minister arrested over the missing 4.2 billion shillings meant for education programs.

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Demonstrators At Jogoo House Now Want Police Security