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Sudan, Interahamwe “crucial element” in Great Lakes conflict

    NAIROBI

    Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni and Rwandan leaders have said their main adversaries are Sudan and the Rwandan Interahamwe militia. At a press conference last week, following Museveni’s visit to Kigali, the Ugandan president said the “crucial element” in the Great Lakes conflict was “Sudanese terrorism and the Interahamwe”. “The conflict in Congo will only end if both the Interahamwe and Sudanese are disarmed from the Congo,” he added, according to Rwandan radio.

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