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Radar Sale

Asked for further information regarding the Guardian story today about Tanzania buying a military radar system, the PMOS said that he understood that this was part of an SFO investigation, therefore he could not comment.

Asked if the Prime Minister would be discussing good governance with the President of Tanzania, and if not, why not, the PMOS said that the Prime Minister had always expressed his view about good governance with the leaders of Africa. It would be better, however, to brief after the meeting, rather than before.

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