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South Africa: Zuma to Attend Service for Slain Soldiers
SAPA, 2 April 2013
President Jacob Zuma is expected to attend a memorial service on Tuesday for the 13 SANDF soldiers killed in the Central African Republic. Read more »
Memorial Service for Slain S African Soldiers
President Jacob Zuma is expected to address the families of the slain 13 soldiers who were killed in combat in the Central African Republic. Opposition political party, the Democratic Alliance are still questioning why the soldiers were sent to CAR in the first place.
South African soldiers carry the coffins of their fallen colleagues who died during a battle with rebels in the Central African Republic to hearses at Waterkloof Air Force Base in Pretoria.
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Southern Africa: Anger Mounts Against Zuma Over Soldiers Killed in Central African Republic
Premium Times, 1 April 2013
President Jacob Zuma of South Africa is facing intense anger and criticisms a week after 13 South African soldiers he deployed to Central African Republic, CAR, were killed by… Read more »
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South Africa: Democratic Alliance Tables Motion for CAR Withdrawal
SAPA, 1 April 2013
The Democratic Alliance said on Monday it was tabling an urgent parliamentary motion to force President Jacob Zuma to withdraw all South African troops from the Central African… Read more »
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1 April 2013
South Africa's President Jacob Zuma to Attend Slain Soldiers Memorial
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President Jacob Zuma is expected to speak at a special memorial service for the South African soldiers killed in the line of duty in the Central ... see more »
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1 April 2013
13 Slain South African Soldiers Remembered
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Defence Minister, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, has rubbished media reports suggesting that the SANDF deployed troops to the Central African Republic to ... see more »
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The South African National Defence Force says a ceremony to receive the remains of 13 troops killed in the Central African Republic will be held on March 28th. Read more »
