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Arusha talks to resume next week

    NAIROBI

    The Arusha peace talks are set to resume next week, news organisations reported on Tuesday. This round of talks, which will start on Monday, is unlikely to include the rebel FDD, despite leader Jean-Bosco Ndayikengurukiye’s conditional pledge to participate. A representative of the facilitation team, Mark Bomani, said it was “too early” to involve the FDD. The facilitator, Nelson Mandela, who will be in Arusha, is expected to meet other armed rebel factions this week, the Arusha-based Internews service reported.

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