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Zuma to assess Zim political situation

by Ndou Paul

27 Mar 2011 at 12:23hrs | Views

The South African president Jacob Zuma met with Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on Saturday in SA at the president's home in Kwazulu-Natal to discuss developments in Zimbabwe.

Zuma told Tsvangirai that he is going to assess the political situation in Zimbabwe and will communicate his findings.

Source - Byo24NEWS

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Zuma to assess Zim political situation

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