Monday 29 August 2016

[wanabidii] ​The AU adds it weight to other efforts to keep the Libyan peace agreement on track (M&G Africa)

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​The AU adds it weight to other efforts to keep the Libyan peace agreement on track
 
​The AU adds it weight to other efforts to keep the Libyan peace agreement on track
 
The African Union is trying to set up a meeting to foster reconciliation in the war-torn country and to keep the multinational bid for unity alive.
 
 
 
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