Politics, Topnews, Press
22. December 2016
"Our foreign policy – moving SA forward through diplomacy"
Reflecting on the past year's political and diplomatic achievements, the South African Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Ms Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, published an important opinion...
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19. December 2016
Withdrawal of visa waiver for New Zealand passport holders
With effect from 16 January 2017 all New Zealand diplomatic, official and ordinary passport holders who intend to enter the Republic of South Africa are required to be in possession of a port of...
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13. December 2016
German-South African Binational Commission 2016: Enhanced Cooperation
On November 15 and 16, high ranked representatives from both countries came together to strengthen their cooperation and lay out common plans for the future. The Binational Commission (BNC) is an...
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12. December 2016
SA Embassy Bids Farewell to Minister Plenipotentiary Horst Brammer
The Embassy of the Republic of South Africa said good-bye to one of their Diplomats: Minister Plenipotentiary Horst Brammer will leave Berlin in December to go back to South Africa. Around 50 guests...
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09. December 2016
The Department of Home Affairs and Procter & Gamble sign a Memorandum of Understanding
Minister Malusi Gigaba and Procter & Gamble Vice President: South Africa, Faisal Sabzwari signed the MoU on 2 December 2016 to underscore the public-private partnership between government and the...
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09. December 2016
22 monuments for 22 years of freedom
Monuments to peace and freedom are found all across South Africa – not surprising, given its long history of struggle against oppression. BrandSouthAfrica looks back on 2016 – the 22nd year of South...
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09. December 2016
UBUNTU Magazine reflects the Departments outlook on Foreign Policy issues
Published at the end of 2016, the 12th edition of the Ubuntu Online Magazine (free of charge) reflects the South African Department for International Relations and Cooperation's outlook on Foreign...
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