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IGAD mediators consulting with government, rebels

    NAIROBI

    Individual consultations between the facilitators of the Sudan peace talks the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) and the Khartoum government on one side, and the rebel SPLM/A on the other, continued in Nairobi on Monday, SPLM/A spokesman Dr Kwaje told IRIN. “We have not started the face to face talks,” he confirmed. Discussions are to continue on the Declaration of Principles (DOP) and the issues of self-determination for southern Sudan and the use of shari’ah law. The talks opened on Sunday.

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