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Kenyan security delegation arrives in Addis Ababa

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    A 19-man team of Kenyan security officers arrived on Sunday in Addis Ababa for an Ethiopia-Kenya joint border administration committee meeting. Ethiopian television quoted the head of the delegation, Maurice Makhanu, as saying the team will discuss the current situation in the border areas and seek solutions for “problems that may exist”. Ethiopia’s deputy commissioner of police Alemseged Gebreyohanes said the sides would also discuss security issues, refugees, health and other matters.

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