The first eastern Congo ceasefire inspection is due on Monday 24 August at Minembwe, four months after the body meant to police the truce was created.
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Key Facts
—What happened: The first ceasefire inspection under the Doha process is set for Monday 24 August at Minembwe.
—Who agreed it: Congo’s government and the Rwanda-backed AFC/M23 met in Switzerland from 17 to 21 August.
—The catch: The monitoring body was created in April and stalled in July, after M23 expelled an officer.
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