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Saturday, November 28, 1998 Published at 16:39 GMT


World: Africa

New government for Guinea Bissau


Reports from Guinea Bissau say representatives of the ruling party and military rebels have reached agreement on a government of national unity.It is not clear when the new cabinet will take place or who will head it.

President Joao Vieira had been expected to remain in charge but yesterday parliament passed a motion demanding his resignation.

The formation of a new government is in line with the peace agreement signed earlier this month ending five months of civil war.

From the newsroom of the BBC World Service



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