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NDA to seek common stance on peace efforts

    NAIROBI

    The issue of whether the Inter-Governmental Authority for Development (IGAD) peace process should be pursued alone or somehow merged with the Libya-Egypt peace initiative for Sudan will feature highly at a scheduled meeting of the leadership council of the opposition National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the Ugandan capital Kampala on Monday, SPLA spokesman Samson Kwaje told IRIN on Thursday. “We think the IGAD imitative should be given a chance in its own right, with no parallel initiative, while our partners in the NDA think it should be merged with the Libya-Egypt initiative, so there will be some difficult negotiations,” Kwaje said.

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