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US concerned over hold-up in Arusha process

    NAIROBI

    US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright has expressed concern that the Arusha peace process could be held up due to the death of facilitator Julius Nyerere, news agencies reported. US officials quoted her as telling Burundi President Pierre Buyoya in Dar es Salaam, where the two were attending Nyerere’s state funeral on Thursday, that the talks should go ahead even without a replacement. Burundi has called for a facilitator from outside the sub-region, citing a preference for South Africa.

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