South Africa: Minister Lindiwe Sisulu On Release of South Africans Stranded in Changchun

press release

The Chinese authorities confirmed today that the passports of the group of 51 South Africans stranded in Changchun, China, will be released as from Monday, 25 June 2018. The individuals in the group will then return to South Africa.

The Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Hon Lindiwe Sisulu, thanked the Chinese authorities for releasing the passports and ensuring that the 51 young people are allowed to leave China for South Africa.

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