S Africa Defends Zuma's Meeting with CAR PM
Presidential spokesperson Mac Maharaj has defended President Jacob Zuma's meeting with Centra African Republic Prime Minister, Nicolas Tiangaye, who was appointed two months ago, after the toppling of François Bozizé. Zuma said the CAR delegation had also come to reflect on the incident relating to the deaths of 13 South African soldiers during fighting with rebels on March 23 at the SA National Defence Force's base near the CAR capital Bangui.Video
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28 April 2013
SA,CAR Relations Personalised
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