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Chiluba gets tough

    NAIROBI

    Zambian President Frederick Chiluba, who is mediating the DRC peace process, has called on the Joint Military Council (JMC) to begin the immediate implementation of the Lusaka peace accord. The ‘Times of Zambia’ said he told journalists on Tuesday it was the JMC’s role to ensure the peace process was not derailed. “We are saying the JMC must start work now to address the skirmishes where they have been reported,” he added, referring to reports of ceasefire violations in DRC.

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