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Possible merger of peace processes

[Sudan] The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) delegation before starting talks with the government of Uganda, Juba, southern Sudan, 27 September 2006. The vice president of southern Sudan who is also the chief of mediator, Riek Machar, attended the talks, wh Manoocher Deghati/IRIN
The LRA delegation to the peace talks in Juba, Southern Sudan
    OWINY KI-BUL

    Meanwhile, diplomatic sources told IRIN on Thursday there may be moves to merge the Lusaka and Sirte peace processes. Rwanda has previously stated it only recognises the Lusaka peace initiative of Frederick Chiluba, but the sources pointed out that countries such as Angola question Chiluba’s neutrality. For this reason, there may be attempts to encourage Mozambican President Joaquim Chissano and President Benjamin Mkapa of Tanzania to take a higher profile in the mediation.

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