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No ex-FAZ camps in Brazzaville, embassy says

    NAIROBI
    Congo-Brazzaville has denied any involvement in the recent disturbances at Bolobo some 250 km northeast of Kinshasa and rejected allegations that it hosted ex-FAZ training bases. A statement from Brazzaville’s embassy in Kinshasa, published in local newspapers, said President Denis Sassou-Nguesso would not “tolerate the existence of bases for the training of foreign elements to destabilise a neighbouring country.”

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