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Consultations to resume in January

    NAIROBI

    Meanwhile, the four committees in the Burundi peace process tasked with drafting the accord to end the country's six-year conflict are set to resume consultations on 15 January 2000, the 'Guardian' reported on Monday. It quoted sources from the opposition Front pour la democratie au Burundi (FRODEBU) as saying the talks would go ahead in the absence of the
    newly-appointed mediator, Nelson Mandela. The report said the January consultations should shed light on the possibility of reaching a solution to the conflict by March.

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