MAPUTO (Reuters) - Mozambique opposition leader Afonso Dhlakama and President Armando Guebuza ratified a peace deal in the capital on Friday, ending nearly two years of low-level guerrilla insurgency ahead of an Oct. 15 election.
Dhlakama returned to Maputo this week after two years in hiding in the central province of Sofala, during which time armed members of his Renamo party clashed sporadically with government forces.
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