July 26, 2009 (KHARTOUM) — the SPLM Democratic Change accused Southern Sudan authorities of briefly arresting its local leaders in Upper Nile, saying the arrest "aim to deny our party the right to practice politics"
Earlier this month, Dr Lam Akol, the leader of the SPLM-DC, accused the SPLA of arresting five supporters in Wadakona of Upper Nile State on July 4, 2009 and one supporter in Wau town.
However the southern Sudan army denied the accusation saying "The allegation against the SPLA by Dr. Lam is a big lie aiming at discrediting the SPLA."
The former foreign minister Dr Lam Akol, founded last June the SPLM-DC after a long latent crisis with his former party the SPLM. He said he wants to save the SPLM from the "abyss" and said that its leadership are "bankrupt" and "undemocratic".
On Saturday, the Sultan of Southern Sudan Murle tribe in Khartoum, William Lisho, after a meeting with Dr. Lam Akol that one thousand people from the tribe joined the SPLM-DC. He further said that SPLM main stream had failed to maintain the security for the people in the south.
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