[01:00.33]after meeting relatives of the former South African president in Johannesburg.

[01:04.57]Mr. Mandela remains critically ill in hospital with a lung infection.

[01:08.61]Mike Wooldridge in Pretoria has more details.

[01:11.42]The health of the man President Obama today described as his personal inspiration, Nelson Mandela is framing this visit.

[01:19.25]Mr. Zuma acknowledged it as much at the news conference that followed their talks

[01:22.98]saying that Barack Obama and Nelson Mandela were bond by history as the first black presidents of their respective countries

[01:30.37]and both carry the dreams of millions of people who were previously oppressed.

[01:34.99]Mr. Obama paid his tribute to the man who led South Africa’s transition to a non-racial democracy.

[01:41.34]“The outpouring of love that we’ve seen in recent days shows that the triumph of Nelson Mandela and this nation speaks to something very deep in the human spirit.”

[01:51.93]A senior leader of the Somali militant group Al-Shabab, Hasan Dahir Aweys has been transferred to the capital Mogadishu.

[01:59.85]There’s still confusion on whether he surrendered or defected.

[02:03.32]Abdullah Abudishak reports.

[02:05.45]Hours after his arrival in Mogadishu Aweys was still at the airport.

[02:10.00]He was negotiating with government officials led by Somalia’s interior minister.