Gauteng Progresses Towards Transparency and Accountability

The Gauteng Provincial Government (GPG) is proud to announce its upcoming award ceremony on August 30, 2023, which will celebrate the significant improvement in financial management and transparency within its departments and agencies. The event aims to honor the dedication of these entities in ensuring responsible handling of public funds and minimizing wasteful expenditure.

Minister Thembi Nkadimeng Joins the NHTKL Outreach Programme to Empower Women and Youth in Sekhukhune District Municipality

The Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA), Ms Thembi Nkadimeng, will be participating in an outreach programme aimed at empowering women and youth in Sekhukhune District Municipality. The programme, part of the monthlong women’s month celebrations, aims to promote women’s rights and undertake more interventions for their recognition.

Proposal to Rename Old Granary in Cape Town as Desmond and Leah Tutu House

The City of Cape Town’s Naming Committee has recently proposed renaming the Old Granary building to ‘Desmond and Leah Tutu House’ to honor the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his wife Leah Tutu. The iconic building located at 11 Buitenkant Street in Zonnebloem has a rich history dating back more than 200 years, serving various purposes, including functioning as a bakery, granary, court, police office, and public works offices. The move is meant to pay homage to the immense contributions of the couple to the political, sociocultural identity of Cape Town, South Africa, and the world.

The Promise of Social Housing in Urban Centers

Social housing is a governmentsubsidized rental housing option that provides affordable homes to families in urban areas. Accredited Social Housing Institutions (SHIs) own and manage these housing opportunities, offering accessible living spaces in prime locations close to urban centers. ### Qualifying Criteria and Fair Distribution

Reinforcing Pandemic Preparedness: Collaborative Efforts of BRICS, Africa CDC, and WHO for a Healthier Future

During the BRICS summit on August 28, 2023, representatives from the Ministry of Health in South Africa, the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC), Africa Health Business, and the South African Chapter of the BRICS Business Council engaged in a discourse to establish a cooperative framework for Pandemic Preparedness, Prevention, Response, and Recovery (3P2R) between the African Union (AU) and BRICS member nations.

Singapore and Africa: Collaborating for Digitalization and Sustainability

Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Ms. Candith MashegoDlamini, attended the Fourth Singapore–SubSaharan Africa HighLevel Ministerial Exchange Conference (SSSAHLME) and the Sixth Africa–Singapore Business Forum in Singapore from 2931 August 2023. The conference was based on the theme “Singapore and Africa: Partners in Digitalization and Sustainability,” highlighting digitalization, manufacturing, and sustainability as significant areas of cooperation between South Africa, Africa, Singapore, and Southeast Asia.

Minister Bheki Cele Urges Police Officers to Use Proportional Force in Response to Rising Fatalities

Minister of Police General Bheki Cele recently addressed law enforcement officers, calling on them to use proportional force when facing threats. This plea comes in the wake of the tragic death of Sergeant Kediemetse Masilo, who was killed while tracking a stolen vehicle in Kimberley. Unfortunately, this incident is not an isolated case, as 31 police officers have lost their lives in the past three months.

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