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Fresh ministerial talks in Lusaka

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    Meanwhile, defence and foreign affairs ministers from the belligerent countries were scheduled to meet in Lusaka on Monday afternoon to start work on establishing the Joint Military Commission (JMC) set out in the ceasefire agreement, news agencies said. The JMC, comprising two military officials from each belligerent party under a neutral OAU-appointed chairman, is to monitor implementation of the peace pact. The meeting was
    also expected to look into the continuation of fighting in the DRC in spite of the truce accord, news agencies said.

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