Sudanese President Omar Al -Bashir has left South Africa in his official
jet just as a South African high court took a short break to receive
information from South African state lawyers over its interim order
asking Mr. Bashir to remain in the country.
Diplomatic sources in South Africa revealed to reporters from the BBC
that Mr. Bashir left his hotel for the Waterkloof Air Force Base in a
Black BMW car and immediately departed the country under tight
security.
Mr. Bashir is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) over
allegations that he committed crimes against humanity in Darfur.
President Bashir denies the allegations claiming that the ICC was set
jet just as a South African high court took a short break to receive
information from South African state lawyers over its interim order
asking Mr. Bashir to remain in the country.
Diplomatic sources in South Africa revealed to reporters from the BBC
that Mr. Bashir left his hotel for the Waterkloof Air Force Base in a
Black BMW car and immediately departed the country under tight
security.
Mr. Bashir is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) over
allegations that he committed crimes against humanity in Darfur.
President Bashir denies the allegations claiming that the ICC was set
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