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 I Thought We’d Get Married - Sinitta Opens Up on Why Her Long Romance With Simon Cowell Fell Apart Sinitta has spoken openly about her long and complicated history with Simon Cowell, revealing the emotional reason their decades-long on-and-off romance never led to marriage. During Friday’s episode of I’m A Celebrity All Stars, the singer shared a candid moment with campmates as she reflected on the relationship that stretched over more than 20 years. The pair first met in a London nightclub in the early 1980s when Sinitta was still a teenager. Looking back, she admitted she always believed Simon would eventually become her husband. Speaking honestly, Sinitta said the relationship was difficult at times, especially because Simon was not always faithful, while she admits she became deeply attached. “He wasn’t a faithful boyfriend. He wouldn’t mind me saying it because he knows,” she said. “I was very possessive, but he kind of likes that.” She went on to explain that her feelings of...

SOUTH AFRICA TO WITHDRAW TROOPS FROM UN MISSION IN DRC. (PHOTO).


 South Africa to withdraw troops from UN mission in DRC


South Africa will withdraw its 700 troops deployed under the United Nations' peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the presidency said.


Pretoria last year repatriated hundreds of troops deployed under another military mission from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) after 17 of its soldiers were killed in escalating conflict between government forces and the M23 rebel group.


President Cyril Ramaphosa informed the UN's secretary-general Antonio Guterres of the South African government's decision to "withdraw its contribution of soldiers", the presidency said in a statement, AFP reported.


Realigning resources


They were withdrawing their soldiers from the United Nations Organisation Stabilisation Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUSCO), the statement added.


The decision was influenced by the need to "consolidate and realign the resources of the South African National Defence Force" after 27 years supporting UN peacekeeping efforts in DRC, it said.


The withdrawal of South African forces, among the top 10 troop contributors to MONUSCO, would be finalised before the end of the year.


The conflict in eastern DRC escalated in early 2025 as the M23 seized large swathes of territory and key cities.

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