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Congress of Traditional Healers of SA says Putin should freely visit Mzansi despite ICC arrest warrant
The Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa says Russian President Vladimir Putin should not be prevented from attending the upcoming Brics Summit.
Julius Malema says Putin will be protected in South Africa during Brics summit, Mzansi fears sanctions
Parliament want to know what the government's plan of action is if Russian President Vladimir Putin accepts the invitation to come to SA for the Brics summit.
ICC arrest warrant for Putin leads SA to consult legally ahead of BRICS summit, citizens split
The International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin. SA is enquiring if it will be obligated to apprehend him at the BRICS summit.
Dmitry Medvedev warns ICC signatories that arresting Russian President Vladimir Putin is a declaration of war
Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council Dmitry Medvedev has warned the 123 ICC signatories that arresting Vladimir Putin would be a declaration of war.
"President Putin is welcome": Malema vows to protect Russian leader during Brics summit
EFF leader Julius Malema says Russian President Vladimir Putin will not get arrested under the ICC warrant when he comes to South Africa for the Brics Summit.
Vladimir Putin's invite to August’s Brics summit in SA stands despite ICC’s arrest warrant, government confirms
The South African government has extended an invite for the 15th Brics summit to Russian President Vladimir Putin despite the ICC's arrest warrant for Putin.
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s arrest warrant leaves SA government with tough decision
Russian President Vladimir Putin's arrest warrant has left the SA government with a difficult decision to make as the Brics summit in Johannesburg draws closer.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin meet after ICC issues arrest warrant for Russian leader
Chinese leader Xi Jinping is visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, just days after the ICC charged Putin with war crimes.
Parliament speaker Mapisa-Nqakula says SA will continue to support Russia despite criticism
National Assembly Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said South Africa will continue to support Russia while addressing a parliamentary conference in Moscow.
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