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Military observers for DRC

    JOHANNESBURG

    Malawi will send a fresh contingent of military observers to war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), PANA reported on Monday.

    According to Malawi's deputy army commander Marko Chiziko, the move was in response to a UN request for more observers to implement a ceasefire agreement reached last July between the warring parties.

    He was speaking at the end of a three-week training programme for 41 soldiers under the US-sponsored Africa Crisis Response Initiative. Malawi has already sent 10 military observers to the DRC.

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