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Morjane and Chiluba seek to reinvigorate Lusaka

    NAIROBI

    The Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for the DRC, Kamel Morjane, on Friday travelled to Lusaka for a meeting with Zambian President Frederick Chiluba to brief him "on the deteriorating situation in the DRC and the latest developments in the peace process," a MONUC official told IRIN on Monday. Morjane's visit to Chiluba, one of the key facilitators of last year's Lusaka agreement, also sought his support for the next steps needed to consolidate the peace process during this week's
    JMC meeting, he stated. Morjane and Chiluba, meeting "with the intention of reinvigorating the peace process," had positive and successful talks, he added.

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