Angola bids farewell to Jacob Zuma
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South African president Jacob Zuma leaves Angola later today after a two-day state visit.
Mr Zuma, who was accompanied by 11 government ministers and a large trade delegation, used his time in Angola to cement economic relations and boost trade between the two countries.
A number of bilateral agreements were signed in areas such as transport, commerce and industry.
Angolan president Jose Eduardo Dos Santos hailed the visit as the start of a new era of co-operation between Africa's biggest economy and its biggest oil producer.
Louise Redvers reports from Luanda on what Mr Zuma achieved during his time in Angola.
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