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Ilunga accuses Kabila of breaching Lusaka accord

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    Rebel RCD leader Emile Ilunga has accused Kabila of a “partisan understanding” of the Lusaka ceasefire accord. In an interview with Radio France Internationale on Wednesday during a visit to Paris, he said Kabila had initiated a dialogue in Kinshasa “without respecting the spirit and letter” of the Lusaka deal. However, diplomatic sources told IRIN on Friday the current “national debate” underway in Kinshasa was separate from the “inter-Congolese dialogue” provided for by the Lusaka accord.

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