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Warring parties agree to peace deal for Central African Republic

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UN forces from Rwanda patrol the streets of Bangui, Central African Republic
UN forces from Rwanda patrol the streets of Bangui, Central African Republic Source: AAP

The talks mark the first direct dialogue between armed groups, but analysts are concerned the peace deal may not last.

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The talks mark the first direct dialogue between armed groups, but analysts are concerned the peace deal may not last.

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