Reply #26: Hmm... doubtful about SA unless they are private groups.

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Hague hails 'deep, multifaceted' relationship with SA
WILLIAM HAGUE LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - Jun 09 2011 17:08

"The third area and the one the Foreign Minister and I spent most our time together discussing, is foreign policy. South Africa is a key partner on the UN Security Council. Top of our agenda was the ongoing situation in Libya, and indeed other North African and Middle Eastern countries. I explained the UK's clear position: NATO's action in accordance with United Nations Security Council's Resolution 1973 is to protect the lives of Libyan civilians in the face of attack from their own forces. It is not about regime change. Nevertheless, most of the world now recognises that Muammar Gaddafi must leave power if there is to be a lasting, viable solution to the current crisis. "

http://mg.co.za/article/2011-06-09-uks-hague-hails-deep-and-multifaceted-relationship-with-sa