President Thabo Mbeki extends Condolences following Kenyan Airways
Plane Crash Pretoria - South African President Thabo Mbeki today Saturday
5 May 2007 extended the heartfelt condolences of the government and people of
South Africa to the Kenyan and Cameroonian authorities and South Africans who
perished during the crash of a Kenyan airways flight earlier today. In a
message of support President Mbeki said, "The government and people of South
Africa were shocked to hear of the tragic incident in which a Kenyan Airways airliner
crashed with 105 passengers and 9 crew members on board." "The
thoughts and prayers of the government and people of South Africa are with the
governments and families of those who have lost loved ones," concluded President
Mbeki. Accordingly the government and people of South Africa extend their
heartfelt condolences to the Kenyan and Cameroonian authorities as well as families
of South Africans who lost their loved ones in the crash. Issued by Ronnie
Mamoepa on 082 990 4853 Department of Foreign Affairs Private Bag
X152 Pretoria 0001 5 May 2007
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