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Discussions resume in Arusha

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Eighteen Burundian delegations on Monday resumed discussions on the nature of the country's conflict in Arusha, Tanzania, as part of the ongoing peace process, Fondation Hirondelle reported.

The talks are due to last until 22 April, after which the discussion committee will put forward proposals.

Participants will examine the question of "ethnic
discrimination" and make suggestions on promoting national reconciliation.


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