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South Africans to be honoured with 2016 National Orders
South Africa will award the 2016 National Orders today to citizens, living and deceased, for their
political, cultural and social contributions to democracy. The awards are given as part of the
country's annual Freedom Day commemorations.
South Africans to be honoured with 2016 National Orders
South Africa will award the 2016 National Orders today to citizens, living and deceased, for their
political, cultural and social contributions to democracy. The awards are given as part of the
country's annual Freedom Day commemorations.
National Orders were bestowed on activists and cultural leaders
National Orders are the highest awards that the country, through its president, can bestow on its citizens or eminent foreigners. This year, the 21st year of the ceremony, awards were handed to sports leaders, cultural luminaries, and a host of veteran activists, both local and foreign.
National Orders were bestowed on activists and cultural leaders
National Orders are the highest awards that the country, through its president, can bestow on its citizens or eminent foreigners. This year, the 21st year of the ceremony, awards were handed to sports leaders, cultural luminaries, and a host of veteran activists, both local and foreign.
Five sports stars to receive National Orders
Five of South Africa's top sports stars - athlete Caster Semenya, swimmer Cameron van der Burgh, Paralympic standout Fanie van der Merwe, wheelchair tennis ace Lucas
Sithole, and footballing great Jomo Sono - will receive the country's highest civilian honours on Freedom Day.
South Africa honours its heroes with 2014 National Orders
As South Africa celebrates 20 years of democracy, 56 men and women who
made - and are continuing to make - exceptional contributions to the country will
receive their National Orders, South Africa's highest civilian honour. The awards will
be presented by President Jacob Zuma at a Freedom Day ceremony next Sunday.
Five sports stars to receive National Orders
Five of South Africa's top sports stars - athlete Caster Semenya, swimmer Cameron van der Burgh, Paralympic standout Fanie van der Merwe, wheelchair tennis ace Lucas
Sithole, and footballing great Jomo Sono - will receive the country's highest civilian honours on Freedom Day.
South Africa honours its heroes with 2014 National Orders
As South Africa celebrates 20 years of democracy, 56 men and women who
made - and are continuing to make - exceptional contributions to the country will
receive their National Orders, South Africa's highest civilian honour. The awards will
be presented by President Jacob Zuma at a Freedom Day ceremony next Sunday.
South Africa’s national orders
South Africa's national orders reflect the inclusiveness and diversity of a democratic
South Africa, our people and our place in the African continent - in essence, the
spirit of a free country where a culture of human rights prevails.
South Africa’s national orders
South Africa's national orders reflect the inclusiveness and diversity of a democratic
South Africa, our people and our place in the African continent - in essence, the
spirit of a free country where a culture of human rights prevails.
