By Khanyisa Tabata
12 February 2011
The South African government welcomes the resignation of Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak.
The Department of International Relations says it represents a victory of the will of the people and marks a dawn of a new era of democracy in Egypt.
Spokesman Clayson Monyela says the development creates conditions for a transitional process which will pave the way for a democratic dispensation in Egypt.
Monyela says South Africa remains ready to support a future transitional government in Egypt as it prepares to steer the country towards a new course of freedom and democracy. Mubarak resigned yesterday following more than two weeks of protests in Egypt.
12 February 2011
The South African government welcomes the resignation of Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak.
The Department of International Relations says it represents a victory of the will of the people and marks a dawn of a new era of democracy in Egypt.
Spokesman Clayson Monyela says the development creates conditions for a transitional process which will pave the way for a democratic dispensation in Egypt.
Monyela says South Africa remains ready to support a future transitional government in Egypt as it prepares to steer the country towards a new course of freedom and democracy. Mubarak resigned yesterday following more than two weeks of protests in Egypt.
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