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08/26/2004:

"SA seeks answers on Britain's role in Iraq"

South African Foreign Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma was expecting a briefing from the British government on Iraq during a two-day visit by a delegation of Prime Minister Tony Blair's ministers.

"We will expect them to brief us since they are on the spot," Dlamini-Zuma told the Cape Times on Wednesday.

She was referring to the fact that British troops were still fighting in Iraq after Blair had decided to support United States President George Bush's war in 2003.

"If we see things differently, there will be a discussion," Dlamini-Zuma said.

Full Article : iol.co.za