23 78.(1) Where the Superior Prosecution Attorney , or the Magistrate of the General Criminal Court has reason to believe that the person, against whom the arrest warrant has been issued has absconded, or is concealing himself, in order to evade execution of the warrant, he may publish a written proclamation, requiring him thereby to deliver himself, to the nearest police station, within a period, not exceeding one week, of the date of publishing the proclamation, and require thereby the public to help in arresting him. (2) The proclamation shall be published as follows :(a) it shall be broadcasted, or published through the appropriate mass media; or (b) it shall be affixed to some conspicuous part of the house, where he lives, or some conspicuous part of the town, or village where he resides; or (c) a copy thereof shall be affixed to some conspicuous part of the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau, the court or the Sudanese Consulate, or Embassy in the country where he resides. 79.(1) (2) (3) (4) Detention for inquiry A person arrested for inquiry, by the Police, may remain in detention, for a period not exceeding twenty four hours, for the purposes of inquiry. The Prosecution Attorney, where the matter requires the same, may renew detention of the arrested person, for a period, not exceeding three days, for the purposes of inquiry. The Magistrate, under the report of the Prosecution Attorney, may order detention of the arrested person, for purposes of inquiry, every week, for a period, not exceeding, in total, two weeks, and he shall record the reasons on the Case Diary. The Superior Magistrate, in case of the arrested person, who is charged, may order renewal of his detention, for the purposes of inquiry, every week; provided that the period of detention shall not, in total, exceed six months, save upon the approval of the competent Head of the Judicial Organ. Detention for trial 80.(1) The court may order detention of the accused, for the purposes of trial, and may renew his detention weekly, for a period, not exceeding, in total, one month. (2) The Superior Magistrate may order monthly renewal of the detention of the accused, who is under trial; provided that the period of detention shall not, in total, exceed six months, save upon the approval of the competent Head of Judicial Organ. Daily inspection of custodies