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Reflecting on 30 years of democracy at the 6th Human Rights Festival
If diamonds are forever as they say, then for us, the memories of the many brave South Africans who have sacrificed their own lives...
SA gears up to celebrate 30 years of democracy while aiming to attract investments
By Thoko Modise, Acting Chief Marketing Officer and Head of Communications, Brand South Africa
This week’s announcement of May 29th as the date of the...
No Armaggedon in South Africa
“If it bleeds, it leads and if does not bleed it can’t lead,” is a mantra long practiced by merchants of doomsday who buy...
Elections 2019: Are you ready to make your mark?
South African citizens are gearing up to head out to the voting polls today 8 May 2019, to cast their vote in the 6th...
Brand South Africa encourages citizens to exercise their constitutional right and make their X...
Brand South Africa’s “Solve Your Why’s with an X” campaign launched in April to encourage citizens on the importance of exercising their constitutional rights...
South Africa’s Public Protector: frequently asked questions
As Public Protector Thuli Madonsela prepares to release a final report on an investigation into allegations of maladministration in relation to President Jacob Zuma's residence in Nkandla, KwaZulu-Natal, we answer some frequently asked questions about the office of the Public Protector.
Home Affairs, South Africa readies for voter registration
While South Africans await confirmation of the date for the 2016 local election, the Department
of Home Affairs has urged citizens to make sure they have the correct identity documentation
needed to vote, as well as to remember to register in their wards this weekend.
Service delivery innovators awarded
Innovations in the delivery of services, healthcare, education, nutrition and voting rights to South
Africans were recognised at the 12th annual Public Sector Innovation Awards, held in Kempton
Park, Gauteng, on Friday.
Service delivery innovators awarded
Innovations in the delivery of services, healthcare, education, nutrition and voting rights to South
Africans were recognised at the 12th annual Public Sector Innovation Awards, held in Kempton
Park, Gauteng, on Friday.
South Africa is not corrupt, says Public Protector Thuli Madonsela
Like other countries worldwide, South Africa has a problem of corruption. But the Public Protectors
office, together with other crime-fighting institutions, is hell-bent on fighting the scourge and
malfeasance in the country.