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Gaddafi receives a telephone call from Mandela
Libya-South Africa, Politics, 3/23/2000
Former South African President Neslon Mandela discussed in a telephone call he made on Wednesday with Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gaddafi issues of concern to the African continent.
During the telephone conversation, Mandela invited Gaddafi to attend a summit for the African region scheduled to be held in Tanzania to discuss the situation in Burundi and the peace process in this country.
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