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Pledge to help rebels form united front against Kabila

    NAIROBI

    Rwanda and Uganda further agreed to help RCD rebels form a united front against Kabila, Bizimungu told journalists on arrival from Uganda. According to Rwandan radio, he said the two countries were going to adopt a “common vision” on the DRC problem and set up strategies to help those opposed to Kabila to form a united front instead of being divided. In this regard, the two countries had decided to help the RCD come up with a single representative within the JMC.

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