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SA remains siezed with situation in Burundi

15 May 2015 by Alan

Pretoria – South Africa has appealed to all the Burundian stakeholders to resolve their differences through dialogue and peaceful means within the framework of the country’s constitution.

Full Article: South Africa news stories – SA remains siezed with situation in Burundi – Janine

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