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25 April 2005
By Jean-Jacques Cornish, The Mail & Guardian
PRETORIA, Apr 22, 2005 — Sudan’s last democratically elected prime minister called for a South African model of negotiation, constitution-building and reconciliation in his country, which has experienced war for all but 10 years since gaining independence more than half a century ago.
Sadiq al-Mahdi told the Mail & Guardian, in an exclusive interview during his maiden visit to South Africa, he would seek Pretoria’s official intervention. (...)
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