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In Rwanda, the captured spokesperson for the rebel group the National Liberation Front (FLN) -Callixte Nsabimana popularly known as “Sankara” – has admitted to terrorism charges.
He made the admission before a court in Kigali on Thursday.
Sankara was arrested last month in Comoros and was secretly handed to Rwandan authorities.
His charges include starting an illegal militia and co-operating with foreign states in an attempt to topple the Rwandan government.
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