Angola talks 'going well'
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'Both Unita and the Angolan delegation first met last night at a secret location and they met again today. Talks so far are going on well,' an authoritative source said. The UN envoy, Alioune Beye, is brokering the talks, aimed at halting a war that has killed 1,000 people a day since last year.
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