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Karaha says Kabila must go

    NAIROBI

    The rebel Rassemblement congolais pour la democratie (RCD) foreign minister Bizima Karaha said on Saturday that peace was impossible in the DRC without the removal of President Laurent-Desire Kabila, AP reported from Ouagadougou. “Today the question is not to know if Kabila will go or not. It is a matter of knowing how and when he will go,” Karaha said. “And after Kabila, then what?” Karaha added that a ceasefire was “easy” but Kabila was holding up the process by refusing to talk to the rebels.

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