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After Russia, Germany and most recently Algeria, it is the Republic of Congo’s turn to organize a meeting devoted to the Libyan crisis.
The Congolese Head of State, Denis Sassou-Nguesso, hosted and led the 8th meeting of the African Union (AU) High Committee on Libya on Thursday, 30 January.
Africanews journalist Amelia Martha Nakitimbo gives us the details.
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