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Chiluba to help resolve rebel signature dilemma

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    Chiluba also said on Tuesday that he would soon find ways to convince the rebels to lay down their arms. "No-one was against the contents of the peace agreement," he stated. Chiluba has said he would help the rebel Rassemblement congolais pour la democratie (RCD) to resolve its internal dispute, stemming from the May ouster of its president Ernest Wamba dia Wamba, to enable the movement to sign the accord. The 'Times of Zambia' on
    Monday reported that Chiluba planned a mission to rebel-held territory and that he would also analyse the RCD's constitution, "particularly clauses on election and impeachment of leaders".

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