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His Excellency Jeremiah Nyamane Mamabolo, High Commissioner to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Pakistan and South Africa enjoy warm and friendly relations since establishment of full diplomatic relations in 1994. Pakistan had been at the forefront of the international efforts to dismantle the apartheid system. The efforts were much appreciated by the leadership of South Africa including former President Nelson Mandela. Pakistan was among the first countries that President Nelson Mandela visited after his release from 27 -year long prison.

Joining us in studio today to share more details on relations between the two countries is Mr Fahad Amjad, the Acting High Commissioner of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to the Republic of South Africa.

Ubuntu Radio in conversation with Khadija Mahida. Khadija is Champion of Women’s Empowerment, Sustainable Development, and Community Leadership. With a rich background in social entrepreneurship, she has dedicated her career to creating impactful programs that uplift marginalized communities. Khadija’s work centres on fostering educational opportunities and economic independence for women, with a particular focus on innovative solutions that address systemic challenges.

Bilateral relations between South Africa and Zimbabwe are cordial. The diplomatic relations between the two countries were formalised in 1994 when South Africa gained her freedom. To which former President Robert Mugabe became the first African Head of State to undertake a State Visit to South Africa.

To talk more on relations between the two partners,Thelma Hlongwane had the honor to speak to the Amdassador of Zimbabwe to the Republic of South Africa, His Excellency Mr D D Hamadziripi