South Africa celebrated Freedom Day on 27 April 2014, marking the day 20 years ago when the first democratic elections were held in the country.

Speaking during the national celebrations at the Union Buildings in Pretoria, President Jacob Zuma said: “We...

“South Africa – A Better Place to Live in”

This momentous occasion presents an opportunity for us to reflect on how our freedom and democracy were achieved, the progress we have made the past 20 years and on how South Africans will work together to...

South Africa enjoys a long-standing relationship with the Government and the people of Guinea, solidified by the unconditional support that the people of Guinea extended to the people of South Africa during the time of the struggle against apartheid.

On...

Celebrated across the globe in honour of the late Mandela’s birthday on 18 July, Mandela Day was formally recognised by the United Nations General Assembly in 2009, and today represents an international call to contribute to the global movement for good by effecting positive...

The summit afforded Africa and Europe the opportunity to further strengthen political and socio-economic cooperation between the two continents.

 The Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, led the South African...

South Africa has observer status to the 12-member state International Conference of African Great Lakes Region (ICGLR). The previous ICGLR Summit also encouraged regional political dialogue between all relevant stakeholders to address the underlying root causes of the conflict,...

The democratic Government declared 21 March Human Rights Day to commemorate and honour those who fought for our liberation and the rights we enjoy today.

South Africans will commemorate the national Human Rights Day, 21 March 2014, at George Thabe...