[Czechia] Phonecall to South Africa

[František]

From his office in Prague, the 57 year old native of Silesia turned foreign minister of Czechia named Tomas Luidicek would contact via an encrypted and secured line of communication his counterpart in South Africa, Pik Botha with whom it was his intention to discuss diplomatic bilateral relations with.

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[Owen]

Pik Botha would walk out of the arduous meeting that he was sitting in with the State President with the Vietnamese Crown Prince.

"Ja?" He would pick up the phone.

 

[František]

"Mr. Botha, I'm calling you on behalf of my country's government in order to announce our decision to break off diplomatic relations with The Republic of South Africa in firm opposition to the current administration's stringent adherence to the unjust and discriminatory policy of Apartheid which had deprived the black majority of their rights and dignity as human beings. Furthermore, in accordance with my government's wishes I am advised to notify you of our refusal to recognize the Bantustans as sovereign states due in no small part to their being the product of Apartheid in and of itself. Our diplomatic personnel shall vacate the premises of their embassy and the ambassador recalled to Prague at once. Before I hang up do you have any questions or concerns?"

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[Owen]

"Don't let the door hit you on the way out!"

He would hang up.

 

[František]

With the call having reached a rather sudden and uneventful end, Tomas Luidicek would hang up accordingly.

 

[František]

A copy of recent legislation recently enacted by The Parliament of Czechia would be sent to various offices and entity's affiliated with Government of South Africa especially the country's foreign ministry

CZ01: Status of Relations with South Africa Act

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