Manning extended his thanks to the Enga Provincial Government, the judicial leadership and the police assigned to the province for their efforts.
“The ceasefire agreement was the first of its kind to deal with the level of unprecedented violence that occurred in Enga recently.
“I am impressed to see the humble approach taken by so many of the participants towards the discussion and the outcome was what we were striving to achieve because these ceasefire negotiations were never going to be easy with age-old difference and tensions to be resolved,” he said.
