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Tuesday, June 2, 1998 Published at 11:46 GMT 12:46 UK


World: Africa

Sudan offers Hamas office in Khartoum


Reports from Sudan say the authorities in Khartoum have offered the militant Islamic movement, Hamas, the use of an office in the capital.

A Sudanese newspaper Al-Rai al-Akhar said the governor of Khartoum, Majoub al-Khalifa, announced the move at a meeting with the Hamas spiritual leader, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, who's visiting Sudan.

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