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Meeting with President of the African National Congress

Asked if anything could be said about the Prime Minister’s meeting with President Jacob Zuma of the African National Congress (ANC), the PMS replied that there was not much he wanted to say ahead of the meeting on Wednesday. Jacob Zuma was in London this week and had asked if he could see the Prime Minister.

Asked if the meeting had been put in the diary recently, the PMS said that it had been in the diary for some time.

Put that this meeting was presumably to put further pressure on Mugabe, the PMS said that we should wait and see; the meeting was not until Wednesday.

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