By Yamkela Xhaso
26 October
Newly appointed minister of defence Charles Nkqakula addressed a media on Friday discussing the recent peace talks in Burundi.
The talks were about the political demands of opposition party in Burundi who according to the ruling party were impossible which led to a deadlock.
Minister Nkqakula told reporters that it was tough task but they have not yet reached a dead end.
“We are hoping that we are going to be able in the basis of instructions from the regional leadership to overcome this stalemate” said Nkqakula
Charles Nkqakula added
“There is a stalemate, but our hope is to find a formula that will unlock the current deadlock”
Fortunately according to Nkqakula over a number of interactions they have to a position where both parties have agreed that the resort to arms is the thing of the past.
Nkqakula was assured that there is no time for that kind of activity .
“The issue of the war as they reiterated yesterday it is over and done with”
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