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22 May 2012
   
 
 
The African National Congress today issued a statement on growing international calls for action to be taken on the deteriorating situation in Zimbabwe.

“The ANC has noted the findings and recommendations contained in the report of UN Special Envoy Anna Tibaijuka.

“The recommendations provide a basis for further engagement by stakeholders in Zimbabwe and the international community to address some of the matters raised in the report.

“In particular, the ANC supports the recommendations of the UN Special Envoy that the United Nations should work with the government of Zimbabwe to mobilise immediate assistance from the international community to provide humanitarian assistance, and for conditions to be created for sustainable relief and reconstruction.

“The report correctly identifies the need for all stakeholders in Zimbabwe to work together, with the assistance of regional and continental organs, to address these and other challenges facing the country.

“The ANC also appreciates and supports the efforts of the South African Council of Churches (SACC) to provide humanitarian assistance to Zimbabwe.

“The ANC urges South Africans to support the work of the SACC to mobilise relief for Zimbabweans affected by Operation Murambatsvina.

Edited by: Liezel Hill
 
 
 
 
 
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