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Bilateral talks between Rwanda and South Africa were held, aimed at normalizing relations between the two nations.

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Bilateral talks between Rwanda and South Africa were held, aimed at normalizing relations between the two nations.

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RwandaSouth Africa

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  1. Rwanda and South Africa began bilateral talks to normalize their diplomatic relations.1 source
  2. Renewed partnership agreements reached between Rwanda and South Africa following diplomatic talks.1 source

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