World · Africa · 6 hrs ago
Ethiopia closes Sudanese consulate in Asosa, gives staff 48 hours to leave
Ethiopia has closed Sudan’s consulate in Asosa, a city in Ethiopia.
The move affects the consulate’s staff, whom Ethiopia has given 48 hours to leave.
The available information does not explain why the consulate was closed.
It also gives no details about the number of staff or their plans.
The closure means Sudan’s consular office in Asosa is shut.
The next stated step is for the staff to depart within the 48-hour deadline.
Ethiopia has closed the Sudanese consulate in Asosa.
The consulate’s staff have been given 48 hours to leave.
The headline does not state why Ethiopia ordered the closure.
The source article provides no further details.
- Who
- Ethiopia and staff of the Sudanese consulate.
- What
- Ethiopia closed the consulate and gave its staff 48 hours to leave.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Asosa, Ethiopia.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
This story does not have a timeline yet.
- Action
- Ethiopia closed the Sudanese consulate
- Location
- Asosa
- Deadline
- Staff were given 48 hours to leave