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“Psychological warfare” on JMC alleged

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    One of the main issues to be ironed out will be “where the money is coming from”, according to South African analysts, although sources close to the process said the issue of funding was vastly overstated. “There appears to be some kind of psychological warfare going on against the JMC on the issue,” one official said. Some media sources were “creating the impression” that the JMC was being starved of resources, which was not the case, he added. It was “still early days” for a body that held its first meeting on 11 October and “we shouldn’t expect extraordinary miracles”, he said.

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