From
Darfur,
Gambari Is
Gone, Without
Explanation of
Mansion, OIC
or Qatar
By
Matthew
Russell Lee,
Exclusive
UNITED
NATIONS,
August 13 --
When last he
came to the
Security
Council in
New York,
Ibrahim
Gambari asked
Inner City
Press about its
exposure
of his
$600,000
mansion in
Darfur,
and promised
to soon
provide an
explanation.
He
didn't provide
that
explanation,
nor answer
Inner City
Press'
questions
about his next
move, either replacing the
Turkish chief
of
the
Organization
of the Islamic
Cooperation
(OIC) or
become another
tool in
Qatar's Doha
warehouse, as
an advisor to
the royal
family
about Africa.
Now
without
explanation he
is gone. The
information
went out
within the
UN by e-mail,
as a last
article about
Gambari in
Sudan was
still the most
recent:
Subject:
Acting
Head of UNAMID
and the Joint
Mediation ad
interim
From:
UNAMID [ ]
To: UNAMID
STAFF
Date: August
12, 2012
9:58:57 CDT
Please
be informed
that Ms.
Aichatou
Mindaoudou
Souleymane,
has been
appointed
Acting Head of
UNAMID and the
Joint
Mediation ad
interim
until
otherwise
advised by
UN-HQ. She has
also been
appointed as
Designated
Official for
security for
Darfur. Kindly
extend your
usual
support and
cooperation to
Ms.
Mindaoudou.
Thank you.
Please note
that this
broadcast
message
supersedes the
previous
message on the
same subject
matter.
It's
a billion
dollar
peacekeeping
mission that
couldn't even
protect
civilians in
the Kassam
camp, nor
Kutum, as
Inner City
Press asked
last week. So
who's next?
Watch this
site.
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