On 12 January 2007 Ojul stated that recent comments made by al-Bashir and Kiir clearly signified that the LRA was not welcome any longer in Sudan, and that further talks should occur in Kenya instead.[29][30] On 14 March 2007 the LRA stated it would once again return to the Juba talks.[31] After South Africa, Kenya and Mozambique agreed to join the peace talks (a demand the LRA had made before it would return to Juba), the next round of talks was held from 13 April to 14 April 2007.[32] In this round, the ceasefire was extended until 30 June 2007, and Ri Kwangba was the agreed upon assembly point.