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Warming up? Rwanda and Uganda try to overcome neighbourhood quarrel

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For several months, Rwanda and Uganda have been accusing each other of destablisation efforts. But relations seem to be on the mend. Amid mediation efforts led by Angola and DR Congo, Kigali and Kampala have made some progress. Prisoners have been released on both sides. But now, trust needs to be restored between the two neighbours, especially as these diplomatic tensions have concrete economic consequences. Our correspondent reports.

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