Yemeni president 'injured in attack'

[BAK]

ha mi nilifkiria ni mbishi kumbe..

Uroho wa madaraka umemponza mpaka wamemfanyizia. Ana bahati hawakumuua lakini si ajabu kishapata kilema/kovu cha/la maisha

 

[Webabu]

Vice President takes over!

Yemen's vice-president, Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, is now acting president and supreme commander of the armed forces

Al Jazeera:

Huyu babu ni mjinga mwengine tu wa kishihiri.Tayari keshazungumza na wasaidizi wa Obama.Washihiri wasiruhusu huyu mpuuzi kuchukua madaraka.Wamalizie kazi ili nchi wawakabidhi Alqaeda.Hapo ndipo watapata maendeleo ya kweli.
Alqaeda wakitoka Yemen wamfuate yule rafiki yake Alil Abdulla huko huko Saudia.

 

[Askari Kanzu]

Waandamanaji wanashangilia kuondoka kwa Ali Saleh kwenda Saudi Arabia kwa matibabu!

 

[nyamagaro]

SAleh ataondoka bila kupenda-na huyo vice president nae asipokuwa makini-watamfanyia kitu mbaya

Mkuu ataondoka mara ngapi wakati ndo ameshaachia ngazi.

 

[Askari Kanzu]

YEMENI OPPOSITION SAYS IT WILL PREVENT SALEH'S RETURN


14:16 05 GIU 2011

(AGI) Sana'a - Opponents of Ali Abdullah Saleh have said they will prevent the President from returning to the Yemen. They responded to affirmations from political and military members of the regime that the President was likely to return home from Saudi Arabia within the near future with a warning that they would stand in the way of his return. "We will do everything it takes to prevent Saleh's return," was the clipped response from Mohammed Qahtan, Speaker for the Parliamentary opposition. He added "as far as we are concerned, the current situation marks the beginning of the end for that tyrannical and corrupt regime."

Source

 

[Facts1]

Wananchi wa Yemen wakiimba na kucheza mitaani leo kusherehekea kuondoka kwa rais Ali Abdullah Saleh inasemekana amekimbilia Saudi Arabia.

 

[thereitis]

Sasa ni zamu ya ..............

 

[BONGOLALA]

Tanzania

 

[CHASHA FARMING]

Na wapa hongera sana huku Watanzania ndo bado Mbumbumbu sana.

 

[Msengapavi]

Hii ni aina ya nguvu ya umma inayohitajika sana hapa TZ.
Yeah freedom nigh just arround the corner comming!

Congratulations Yemen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

 

[engmtolera]

Hii ni aina ya nguvu ya umma inayohitajika sana hapa TZ.
Yeah freedom nigh just arround the corner comming!

Congratulations Yemen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

waoga tz,hatuwezi
pia mawasiliano bado duni

 

[NICK2275]

YEMENI OPPOSITION SAYS IT WILL PREVENT SALEH'S RETURN


14:16 05 GIU 2011

(AGI) Sana'a - Opponents of Ali Abdullah Saleh have said they will prevent the President from returning to the Yemen. They responded to affirmations from political and military members of the regime that the President was likely to return home from Saudi Arabia within the near future with a warning that they would stand in the way of his return. "We will do everything it takes to prevent Saleh's return," was the clipped response from Mohammed Qahtan, Speaker for the Parliamentary opposition. He added "as far as we are concerned, the current situation marks the beginning of the end for that tyrannical and corrupt regime."

Source

these are good news

 

[EMT]

Yemenis rejoice as Saleh leaves but fighting continues

Thousands of people in Yemen are celebrating the departure of President Ali Abdullah Saleh to Saudi Arabia. He left on Saturday to be treated for injuries he received in an attack on his presidential compound on Friday. Many celebrated in the capital, Sanaa's University Square; others were on the streets chanting and waving flags. But explosions and gunfights have also taken place in Sanaa and Taiz in the south. It remains unclear whether Mr Saleh will return to Yemen.

His departure leaves him in a much weakened position, analysts say. Saudi Arabia, which shares a 1,500km (930-mile) border with Yemen, has been active in trying to broker a transition of power in Yemen. Even if President Saleh wants to return to Yemen it is unlikely Saudi Arabia will allow him, says BBC Middle East correspondent Jon Leyne. Yemeni Vice-President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi has replaced Mr Saleh in his absence, and is in command of the armed forces and security services. He met US ambassador Gerald Michael Feierstein, state news agency Saba reported, to discuss "the importance of co-operation with the [opposition] Common Forum" alliance.

More: BBC News - Yemenis rejoice as Saleh leaves but fighting continues

 

[figganigga]

labda baada ya kukoswakoswa kwenye lile shambulio la juzi akaona awaachie nchi yao.au kafa?

 

[Caroline Danzi]

Ngoja uone, tunaiga na sisi tuafanya kweli siku moja.

 

[zamlock]

kapoteza muda kumbe anajua lazima atoke wajemeni

 

[Revolutionary]

Madaraka matamu, njemba hadi inajeruhiwa bado tu! Amini msiamini Tanzania tunakomazwa taratibu na itafika siku tutawaonesha usugu wetu na kujivua gamba!

 

[Webabu]

Hali ya Ali Abdulla Saleh si nzuri.Rafiki yake wa karibu-US ameeleza hivyo.

Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh suffers burns on 40% of his body and has collapsed lung, U.S. officials say.
CNN

 

[Askari Kanzu]

Mji wa Taiz watekwa

Tribal fighters take over major city in Yemen, eyewitnesses say

From Mohammed Jamjoom and Hakim Almasmari, CNN
June 7, 2011 -- Updated 1224 GMT (2024 HKT)

(CNN) -- Tribal fighters took control of a top Yemeni city on Tuesday, a setback for an embattled government whose injured president is confined to a hospital in Saudi Arabia.

More than 400 tribal gunmen took over Taiz in southwest Yemen, eyewitnesses there said.

The gunmen had been clashing with Yemeni security forces near the city's Republican Palace and eyewitnesses said they are now in control of the city. The palace is not far from the city's Freedom Square -- a focal point of anti-government protests.

Government forces have been regrouping in an effort to re-enter the city. Yemen's government has faced international criticism for excessive use of force against anti-regime protesters and the deaths of anti-government demonstrators in Taiz.

"The clashes continued for hours and no one was able to leave their houses. A large number of protesters in Freedom Square in Taiz left the square as the clashes were near there," said Sameer Saeed, an eyewitness said.

The fighting intensified as President Ali Abdullah Saleh recovers in Saudi Arabia from burns over 40% of his body and a collapsed lung, a U.S. government officials briefed on the matter said.

The fate of the embattled leader -- and whether he will return to the conflict in Yemen -- remains uncertain.

Saleh was injured Friday in an attack at his presidential compound. An Arab diplomatic source with knowledge of Saleh's condition says one shrapnel wound is 7 centimeters (2.75 inches) deep.

Fighting between government and tribal forces has raged for weeks in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa, where thousands of anti-government protesters have been pressuring Saleh to give up power since January. And there has been unrest elsewhere.

At least 15 people were killed in Abyan Monday night and Tuesday morning in clashes between Islamic militants and security forces, according to a security source in Abyan.

Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has a significant presence in the southern province of Abyan, a U.S. official said. It's also home to an Islamic militant movement that has targeted government troops in recent days.