| June 16 commemorations to add to World Cup festivities |
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| World Cup spin-offs to help boost Gauteng economy |
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| 2010 Soccer World Cup readiness |
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| Minister Pandor wishes Bafana Bafana well in their opening match |
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| Media breakfast for flag hoisting event |
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| Address by His Excellency, President Jacob Zuma at the 50th anniversary of the Ingquza Hill massacre (the Mpondo revolt of 1960), Ingquza Hill, Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape |
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| Mchunu to officiate the opening of pedestrian bridges and a road in Nquthu |
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| DAFF is suspending fisheries control officer on charges of alleged corruption and theft |
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| More than 400 Eastern Cape (EC) traffic law enforcement officers converge in Nelson Mandela Bay for the World Cup |
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| Government to brief media after a deadlock in public service salary negotiations |
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| Minister welcomes 70 000 mobile phones which will enhance police capacity |
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| Government issues protocol on respecting the National Anthem |
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| Deputy President Motlanthe pays a courtesy call on Bolivian President Evo Morales |
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| Statement to provide clarity on the misleading and incorrect headline published in today’s Business Day ( |
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| Gauteng to enforce strict traffic management measures to ease flow of traffic to world cup match venues |
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| Soccer terminology in South African languages for 2010 and beyond |
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| H Yawa on traffic management during 2010 World Cup matches |
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| Statement by MEC Qedani Mahlangu unveiling the department’s state of readiness, Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, Soweto |
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| Gauteng carnival troupes arrive |
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| Address by the Minister of Arts and Culture, Ms Lulu Xingwana, MP, at the official launch of the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup and 2010/11 Artistic programme, Windybrow Theatre |
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