President Jacob Zuma to launch the Kalagadi Manganese Sinter Plant
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| President Jacob Zuma attends Bloomberg Executive Africa Forum, 3 Feb |
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| President Jacob Zuma condemns violent public protests |
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| Eulogy by President Jacob Zuma to the Special Provincial Official funeral of Mr Reginald September, Johannesburg |
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| President Jacob Zuma orders investigation into South African Post Office affairs |
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| Remarks by President Jacob Zuma on the occasion of launching infrastructure projects in Mthatha, Eastern Cape |
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| Media statement from President Jacob Zuma to mark the start of the campaign of 16 Days of No Violence against Women and Children |
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| President Jacob Zuma appoints members to the BBBEE Advisory Council |
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| President Jacob Zuma attends South African National Defence Force Day, 21 Feb |
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President Jacob Zuma visits Ikhaya Lethemba centre
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| Remarks by His Excellency, President Jacob Zuma of the Republic of South Africa to the South Africa-Ghana Business Forum |
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| President Jacob Zuma congratulates Ladysmith Black Mambazo for winning Grammy Award |
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| Address by President Jacob Zuma on the occasion of the launch of the Stanley Nkosi Sinter Mine of Kalagadi Manganese company, Hotazel, Northern Cape |
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| President Jacob Zuma attends fifth Ordinary Summit of International Conference of Great Lakes Region, 15 Jan |
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| President Jacob Zuma undertakes working visit to Congo Brazzaville, 11 Feb |
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| President Jacob Zuma congratulates Matric Class of 2013 |
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| 2014 New Year message by President Jacob Zuma |
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| President Jacob Zuma and Minister Gugile Nkwinti hand over land and title deeds to Mala Mala claimants, 9 Jan |
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| Address by His Excellency, President Jacob Zuma on the occasion of National Reconciliation Day, the Unveiling of the Statue of former President Nelson Mandela and marking of 100 years of the Union Buildings, Union Buildings Lawns, Pretoria |
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| Eulogy by President Jacob Zuma at the State Funeral of the late former President of the Republic and former Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, His Excellency Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, Qunu, Eastern Cape |
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