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IGAD team visits Khartoum to discuss peace talks

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    Meanwhile, an IGAD delegation arrived in Khartoum late last week for preliminary negotiations on the possibility of holding peace talks in January between the government and the SPLA. The delegation, led by Kenyan presidential envoy to the peace process Daniel Mboya and including diplomats from Eritrea, Ethiopia, Uganda and Djibouti, is exploring the possibility of a new round of talks in Nairobi on 15 January and discussing how to make this work where previous negotiations have failed to make progress, news media reported.

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