Plan for African peacekeeping force gains momentum
Washington backed drive to train African troops as peacekeepers expands with units trained in three countries and plans for three more. U S officials see hope that home grown armies can rapidly form a Pan African force of 10 to 12 battalions to prevent crises like Rwanda. Britain and France back similar efforts with funding and training.
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Dallas race dialogue sparks interracial access concerns
A Dallas closed door race forum restricted to blacks drew criticism of the Clinton initiative. Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater moderated the event at the African American Museum, with White House officials defending the invitation list and venue as a miscommunication about broader dialogue.
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