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DR Congo could win debt relief deal by June: IMF 13:50 GMT

KINSHASA (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo could win a deal to write off the bulk of its $11 billion debt by end-June, the International Monetary Fund said on Saturday in a major potential boost to the poor, conflict-ridden country.  Full Article

 

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Qatar's Foreign Minister Ahmed bin Abdullah al-Mahmud, Representative of the Sudanese government Amin Hassan Omar, Sudanese rebel Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) representative Ahmed Tugod Lsan and Justice and Equality Movement and UN African Union mediator Djibril Bassole take part in an exchange of agreements in Doha February 23, 2010.   REUTERS/Mohammed Dabbous
Darfur peace

After signing a ceasefire with Sudan's government, Darfur’s rebel Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) has threatened to pull out of further peace talks.  Blog 

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