Our Partners - Brand South Africa

In delivering upon its mandate, Brand South Africa works with, and through a range of strategic stakeholders. As such the organisation has forged strong relationships with stakeholders including government, business, mainstream media, as well as civil society.

GOVERNMENT PARTNERS

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President Jacob Zuma is to hold meetings with stakeholders to discuss South Africa's migration policy and how different sectors of society can work with the government to promote orderly migration and good relations between citizens and foreign nationals.

Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe is confident that the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union, a key player in South African platinum, will join the other stakeholders in signing a groundbreaking pact to bring stability to the country's mining industry.

South African non-profit organisations (NPOs) have done sterling work in improving the lives of ordinary citizens, President Jacob Zuma said at the National NPO Summit in Johannesburg on Thursday.

Delivering his National Budget speech in Parliament on Wednesday, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan announced both some tax relief for small business and a new financing agency to improve funding for the sector.

South Africa is increasing its Capital Gains Tax, while raising the thresholds to mitigate the impact on middle-income earners. The country's Secondary Tax on Companies is also to be scrapped and replaced by a withholding tax on dividends.

The Oxford Business Group, in partnership with the Department of Trade and Industry, has launched a nine-month study that is expected to provide unique insight into the workings of South Africa's economy and investment opportunities in the country.

South Africa's low savings rate is holding the country back compared to its international peers, says Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, adding that the country should avoid becoming a "consumerist society ... that wants to acquire things at any cost".

Minister of Finance Pravin Gordhan delivered his mid-term budget policy speech before the National Assembly on 27 October 2010.

President Thabo Mbeki met his his counterpart from Burkina Faso President Blaise Compaore this week in the first such high-level contact between the two countries.

Successful implementation of the agreement signed at the Growth and Development Summit in Midrand at the weekend will depend on durable partnerships based on a common vision, says President Thabo Mbeki.

CIVIL SOCIETY PARTNERS

A powerful image of diverse, multiracial hands stacked together in unity and support against GBV. Showing the collective efforts and solidarity during the 16 Days of Activism campaign against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in South Africa.

By Mduduzi Malinga As we commemorate Human Rights Month in South Africa, our people are still facing challenges of gender-based violence as a major human rights concern. To date South Africans suffer from different human rights violations, such as the right to life, freedom from torture and degrading treatment, freedom from discrimination and the right […]

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The government and Spoornet have signed an agreement to undertake a R58-million upgrade of a railway line in the Northern Cape in order to enhance economic activity in the province.

The government is to pay one-off grants to individuals identified by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission as deserving reparation for suffering under apartheid - payments that have been described as "in a very real sense cheap" when viewed against the "incalculable" contribution such people made to a free and stable South Africa.