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Negotiations resume in March

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This most recent round of armed hostilities followed the weekend theft and destruction of some 300,000 doses of various vaccines
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    The Arusha peace process is to resume on 8 March, Nyerere Foundation spokesman Mark Bomani told IRIN today. If in the scheduled two weeks of talks no conclusions are reached, a further session would be held in May. “The intention is to come up with recommendations for adoption at the plenary in June,” Bomani said. “We realise that these are very complex issues being dealt with and may take time to come to a conclusion.”

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