Angolan Government signs peace deal with UNITA rebels

The Angolan Government and the UNITA rebel movement have signed a ceasefire aimed at bringing an end to the country’s 27-year-old civil war.

Angolan Government signs peace deal with UNITA rebels

The Angolan Government and the UNITA rebel movement have signed a ceasefire aimed at bringing an end to the country’s 27-year-old civil war.

The two sides entered peace talks after government soldiers killed UNITA leader Jonas Savimbi in a gunbattle six weeks ago.

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