South Africa: Remains of WW1 Soldier Reburied in Delville Wood Memorial

-Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa is on Sunday expected to conclude his working visit to France which saw the mortal remains of a South African who died during World War I in that country being reburied.

The Deputy President participated in the re-interment of the mortal remains of Private Myengwa Beleza on Saturday. He was one of the first South Africans and a member of the African Native Labour Corps to perish during World War I in France.

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