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South African President Jacob Zuma on Sunday condemned the “callous” bomb and shooting attacks that killed at least 92 people in Norway.
“Our hearts and prayers are with you and most especially those who have lost loved ones during these callous attacks,” Zuma said in a statement.
“We will continue to stand together with the Norwegian government to defeat the enemies of peace.”
Friday’s bombing in Oslo and mass shooting on a nearby island were the worst violence in Norway since World War II.