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Media statement by the Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Mr Ebrahim Ebrahim on international relations matters
Workshop to speed up the geographical renaming processes
Premier Modise upbeat about BRICS International Trade and Tourism Conference
North West strengthens Provincial Council to coordinate multi sectoral response to HIV and AIDS
National Youth Development Agency mobile science lab project lauded
Excerpts from Western Cape MEC of Human Settlements Bonginkosi Madikizela's keynote address at Eloxolweni Housing Project, Pearly Beach, Western Cape
Arrest of granny's rapist and murderer gives hope - Premier Modise
Premier Zille urges job creating growth as number one priority
Strategies for prevention of sexual offences needs to be reviewed - Premier Thandi Modise
Official re-opening and wreath laying ceremony of provincial traffic training college
Remarks by the Minister of Women, Children and People with Disabilities, Ms Lulu Xingwana, at the Court appearance of the alleged rapists and murderers of Anene Booysen
Deputy Minister Ebrahim to brief media on international developments
Xenophobia and migration high up on North West Provincial consulation
Minister van Schalkwyk speaks on the New Tourism Bill 2012
Mbonisweni Primary School receives brand new classrooms and facilities
Department of Trade and Industry (the dti) encouraged by KwaZulu-Natal feedback on national export strategy
Remarks by Lindiwe Sisulu, Minister for Public Service and Admnistration at the United Arab Emirates Government Summit Roundtable discussion on innovations in public governance, Dubai United Arab Emirates
MEC Mahlangu satisfied with provincial master plan
Word of appreciation by Eastern Cape Premier Ms Noxolo Kiviet at the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians Cocktail Function held at the East London ICC
Gauteng undertakes community campaign to educate about pregnancy and sexually transmitted illness as 203 000 babies are born in the province