Bosnia peace talks hinge on Gorazde pullout
Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic said peace talks depend entirely on a full Serb withdrawal from Gorazde. He spoke after meeting UN diplomat Yasushi Akashi as US Russian and European negotiators prepare for a second round Thursday.
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Mandela's ANC delayed hearing vote on presidency
South Africa's 400 member National Assembly will meet Monday in Cape Town to elect Nelson Mandela as the first black president after a three day delay as remaining votes are counted. Inauguration is set for May 10 in Pretoria.
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Aid group urges U.N. force for Rwanda amid ethnic slaughter
Oxfam called for a U.N. peacekeeping mission to shield civilians as fighting rages in Kigali and the countryside. Reports say up to 500000 may have been killed, with 21 orphans and 18 Red Cross workers slain in Butare. The U.N. chief urged African troop involvement.
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