Zuma's comments were the first he has made in public since Mnangagwa emerged as the new leader of Zimbabwe following a military intervention against Mugabe.
He made them at talks with Angolan President Joao Lourenco in South Africa's capital Pretoria. Lourenco was paying a state visit to South Africa that had been previously scheduled. The two leaders did not attend Mnangagwa's inauguration in Harare. (Reporting by Alexander Winning; Editing by James Macharia)South Africa's Zuma congratulates Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa on swearing-in
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