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Soldiers off to Sierra Leone

    JOHANNESBURG

    Zambia has assigned 776 military personnel to Sierra Leone for six months to participate in the UN peacekeeping mission in the West African country, the 'Times of Zambia' said on Monday.

    An advance party of 120 soldiers is due to leave on Monday with military equipment and would be joined later by the rest of the personnel, the report said.

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