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Zaire PM faces mounting opposition: After Just two days Zaire's Prime Minister, Mungul Diaka faces mounting opposition on the streets and from opposition parties but says he wants to form a government drawing on all the vast country's regions, reports Reuter from Kinshasa.
Rioting broke out on Thursday after his appointment by President Mobutu Sese Seko, pushing Zaire one step closer to a total breakdown of law and order.
Opposition parties in the Sacred Union alliance were due to meet on Friday to re-appoint Etienne Tshlsekedl as the pcopies^okx for the premiership. Mobutu fired Tshlsekedl
But in apparently confident mood despite the opposition to him. Mungul said on state television on Thursday he planned to form a geo-political crisis government of 33 ministers. with three drawn from each of Zaire's 11 regions.
The clear alm waa to appeal to the people over Tshiaekedi's head by pledging a fair share-out of government jobs among Zaire's main ethnic groups.
Afghan planes drop napalm bombs: Three Afghan planes dropped six napalm bombs near a Pakistani village close to the border with Afghanistan on Thursday, officials said, report* AFP from Peahwar.
The raid caused no loss of life nor damage to property, aald the political officer in the Pakiatani tribal area of Kurram. which ia adjacent to the Afghan province of Paktia.
The plane* violated Pakiatani air apace twice, the official said
Afghan resistance aourcea said five people were killed and 10 Injured in a bombardment on Mujahecdln positions near
US, Vietnam to hold talks : us-nd Vietnamese officials will hold a first round of talks on normalising relations between their tow countries in New York next month. Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam aald in Paris Thursday, reports AFP.
An agreement to hold the meeting waa reached between Nguyen and US Secretary of States James Baker on the side lines of the signing of the Cambodian peace accord *The*W delegation will be headed by US Under Secretary of State for Asia and the Pacific. Richard Solomon, Nguyen quoted Baker aa saying. Hanoi has not decided on the com-^N^g^fa ta^b^^et for the talks so far.
South-North Korea meet ends: South Korean officiate returned home Friday after agreeing with their northern counterparts to the framework for a historic accord on ending decades of Cold War hostility, reports AP.
Almost Immediately, North Korea's media accused the South of insincerity.
I am returning home with a relaxed heart because a breakthrough was reached,' said South Korean Prime Minister Chung Won-Shik as his delegation crossed the armed border at Panmujotn.
He shook hands with North Korea s spokcsnxin. AhrtByong Su. one of the northern delegation Through these talks, we *11^*^! Cf1UCa| PUt>l>C feehn« (about lack of progress),' Ahn
While acknowledging that the two rivals agreed to work toward a comprehensive agreement, the paper said 'the South is entirely to blame for the fact that no (more) noteworthy result was achieved."
Four killed in Vietnam flood : Floods Mhd four people, submer^ hundreds of houses and destroyed thousands of hectares of rice in Vietnam's central Guang Tri province, the Vietnam neaps twenty reported Thursday, reports Reuter.
Many schools and health ehnics were submerged and
Last month floods in the fertile Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam kilted 55 people and caused 4 f estimated at