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Peace talks adjourned

    NAIROBI

    Peace talks aimed at ending Burundi's civil war were adjourned on Saturday after a week-long session, Hashim Mbita, spokesman for the talks' facilitating Nyerere Foundation, told IRIN on Monday. The negotiations were expected to resume in the last week of October or first week of November during which the committees were expected to conclude their discussions, he said. "We also hope a possible date for the signing of the
    agreement will also be set," Mbita added.

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