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Army chiefs discuss military training

    JOHANNESBURG

    The Angolan armed forces chief of staff, Joao de Matos, said yesterday that there was a possibility of Angolan officers being trained in South Africa, news reports said. He was speaking at the end of a visit to Angola by his South African counterpart.

    “We are studying these aspects. We are open to a multi-faceted cooperation with the South African armed forces. We will continue to discuss these questions and later we will put forward some proposals to the government,” the Angolan general said.

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