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22. July 2014
MINISTER DELIVERS DIRCO BUDGET VOTE
“South Africa is at the crossroad en route to the second phase of our transition to a national democratic society. Africa’s Agenda 2063 is also a call to action for a continent on the rise. Our foreign policy must therefore move South Africa forward and make our vision of a...
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18. July 2014
MESSAGE ON NELSON MANDELA DAY
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon:
Message on Nelson Mandela Day
18 July 2014
VIENNA, 14 July (United Nations Information Service) – Last year, the world lost one of its greatest leaders when...
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15. July 2014
MEDIA STATEMENT - PRESIDENT ZUMA MOURNS NOBEL LAURETTE MS NADINE GORDIMER
14 JULY 2014
President Jacob Zuma wishes to convey condolences on the sad passing of one of South Africa's greatest doyens of art and literature, Ms Nadime Gordimer who passed away today, 14 July 2014.
Author Nadine Gordimer won...
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14. July 2014
Opening Speech by Mrs Lydia Greyling, Chargé d'Affaires a.i. of the Embassy and Permanent Mission of South Africa in Vienna at the exhibition "Mandela Poster Project"
Mr Yuri Fedotov, Executive Director of the UNODC and Director of the UNOV
Excellencies
Ladies and gentlemen
During this week the people of South Africa and the world will once again unite in celebration...
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14. July 2014
Immigration rules will not be changed: Gigaba
The department of home affairs will not change certain points in the new immigration regulations but will deal with problems raised since their implementation, minister Malusi Gigaba said on Monday.
"We are willing to engage with anybody who has...
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10. July 2014
A WORLD OF CONDOLENCES FOR MANDELA
South African missions abroad, and government offices at home, opened condolence books for people to pay their respects to Mandela following his passing away in Johannesburg on 5 December.
President Jacob Zuma was recently presented with 4 850 books of...
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03. July 2014
SOUTH AFRICA FIRST IN AFRICA FOR INVESTMENT
The report showed that foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows to South Africa jumped from US$4,5 billion in 2012 to a record-high $8,1 billion in 2013, with investments in infrastructure being the main attraction.
South Africa was Africa's best FDI...
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