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Church leaders in Burundi have called on a church-sponsored group led by former Mozambican president Joaquim Chissano to reach out to the rebel Palipehutu-Forces for National Liberation, the last remaining insurgent group in the Central African country, reports Ecumenical News International. "We urge you to help in peace negotiations with the FNL, because we are not in touch with the FNL," Burundi Anglican Archbishop Bernard Ntahoturi told the group on 29 January after its arrival in Bujumbura. "We have said that truth and reconciliation is our mission." © Reprint is allowed unless source hyperlink is not deleted
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