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Khartoum accepts Canadian talks offer

    NAIROBI

    Sudan has said it is prepared to accept an offer by Canada to hold peace talks in Ottawa with southern Sudanese rebels in an effort to end the 16-year civil war, Radio Canada International reported on Wednesday. Canadian Foreign Minister Lloyd Axworthy, who proposed the talks last month, has also invited Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) leader John Garang but it is not known whether he will accept the invitation, the radio added.

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