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Governor says Cibitoke peaceful

    NAIROBI

    Meanwhile, the governor of Cibitoke, Benoit Ntigurirwa, said his province remained peaceful and secure, the Net Press news agency reported on Sunday. However, population movements were restricted and inhabitants had been requested to be more vigilant in response to the recent frequent rebel attacks in the Bujumbura area. The Kibira area was of particular concern because it was being used as refuge by rebels pushed out of
    Bujumbura Rural, Ntigurirwa was quoted as saying.

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