Malawi Takes Troops Out of DR Congo.
Malawi's leader, Lazarus Chakwera, said the army must plan to leave DR Congo's war zone. His troops serve with other southern African forces there.
Last week, fighting near Goma city led to the deaths of 20 peacekeepers. Among them were 14 South Africans and three from Malawi. The M23 rebels took control of Goma, the main city in North Kivu.
Chakwera made this choice on Wednesday. He wants peace talks between the fighting groups. His order came as battles kept going.
The news came on state TV. Moses Kunkuyu, who speaks for Malawi's government, told the BBC that this choice helps peace. Leaders from southern Africa met in Tanzania last week and asked all sides to stop fighting.
The M23 rebels...