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Press Review, Politics
05. November 2010
President Zuma announces changes to the National Executive, 31 October 2010
On 31 October 2010 the President of the Republic of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, held a press conference to announce the appointment of new Ministers in his Cabinet. The following is an excerpt of his...
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13. August 2010
Zuma to co-chair UN panel on climate change
President Jacob Zuma will co-chair the United Nations Second Panel on Climate Change Sustainability. President Jacob Zuma has been requested to serve as co-chair of the United Nations Second Panel on...
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13. August 2010
Obama welcomes Rasool as ambassador
United States President Barack Obama has extended a warm welcome to Ebrahim Rasool, who has been appointed South African ambassador to the US. Rasool officially assumed his ambassadorial...
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13. August 2010
SA to act on workplace gender equity
President Jacob Zuma has called for action to address transformation in South Africa's workplace, saying the country is not achieving the kind of gender parity required by its democratic rule.
Politics, Press Review
12. May 2010
“Zuma deserves credit after first year”
President Jacob Zuma's administration has some notable successes to its credit after one year in office, despite big challenges still ahead, Business Unity SA (Busa) said on Friday.
A year...
Topnews, Politics
09. April 2010
Statement of the South African Government with regard to the Death of Mr. Eugene Terre’Blanche
The South African Government has taken note of the political and communication environment following the murder on Saturday, 03 April 2010, of the leader of the Afrikaner Resistance Movement (AWB),...
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11. February 2010
Press Release on the occasion of the 20 year anniversary of former President Mandela`s release from prison
Berlin 11.2.2010. Today twenty years ago The long walk to freedom, the title of former President Nelson Mandela´s autobiography, was captured in one historic moment in Cape Town: It was the day when...
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