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President Ramaphosa’s Response to US Allegations of South African Arms Supply to Russia: An Overview

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President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa has responded to recent claims that his government supplied weapons to Russia. The US government alleges that South Africa provided arms to the sanctioned Russian cargo vessel, Lady R. In response to these allegations, Ramaphosa’s spokesperson, Vincent Magwenya, communicated via Twitter that the South African Presidency has taken note of the remarks attributed to the US Ambassador and will respond in due course.

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Minister Kubayi and Deputy Minister Tshwete Organize Community Engagement in Khayelitsha

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Human Settlements Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi and Deputy Minister Pam Tshwete are set to engage with communities from various informal settlements in Khayelitsha, Cape Town. The imbizo, scheduled for May 12, 2023, at the Tusong MultiPurpose Centre, aims to provide feedback on the provision of basic services, discuss future plans, and strengthen the relationship between the government and the communities.

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Celebrating International Nurses Day: Recognizing the Work of Nurses and Envisioning a Bright Future Together

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Every year on May 12th, the Health Ministry of South Africa celebrates International Nurses Day. This day honors the invaluable contributions of nurses in saving millions of lives. The theme of this year’s celebrations was “Our Nurses, Our Future.” It calls for countries to address global health challenges and work together towards improving health for all.

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Recognizing the Contributions of Nurses on International Nurses Day

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International Nurses Day, which falls on May 12th, is a day to celebrate the remarkable contributions of nurses around the world. These dedicated professionals work tirelessly to shape the frontiers of healthcare, putting their health on the line to nurture their communities. In this article, we’ll explore the importance of nurses in healthcare systems worldwide, how they contribute to promoting healthier communities, and the critical role they play in mitigating the impacts of crises like the COVID19 pandemic.

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A Comprehensive Overview of Deputy Minister Obed Bapela’s Tour of Denel Land Systems and Pretoria Metal Pressings

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On May 12, 2023, Deputy Minister of Public Enterprises, Obed Bapela, conducted an inspection of two StateOwned Enterprises (SOEs): Denel Land Systems (DLS) and Pretoria Metal Pressings (PMP). The purpose of the visit was to provide the Deputy Minister with an indepth view of the facilities and gain insight into the opportunities that the South African arms and technology manufacturer, Denel, offers. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the tour.

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Ideas Cartel on Loop: A Cool Inner-city Coworking Joint to Work and Brunch

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If you’re looking for a stylish and central place to work or brunch in Cape Town, Ideas Cartel on Loop is the place to be. The lush, treelined entrance sets the scene for a vibrant communal office space, which doubles as a trendy eatery. So whether you’re coming for a quick coffee catchup or a satisfying breakfast, brunch, or lunch, Ideas Cartel on Loop will inspire and energize you.

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Western Cape Police Bolstered by Over 360 New Vehicles

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The South African Police Service (SAPS) in Western Cape has received a significant boost in law enforcement capabilities, with the delivery of 362 vehicles during the 2022/23 fiscal year. Minister of Police Oversight and Community Safety, Reagen Allen, is credited with this development, owing to his effective and enhanced oversight efforts.

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Advancing Small Tourism Establishments with the Basic Quality Verification Programme

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Deputy Minister Fish Mahlalela recently lauded the launch of the KwaZuluNatal leg of the Basic Quality Verification (BQV) Programme during a connection session at Africa’s Travel Indaba in Durban. The BQV Programme, which is introduced by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa (TGCSA), is designed to uplift small tourism establishments in underresourced villages, towns, and small dorpies (VTSDs) by providing them with the right training, resources, and expertise.

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South Africa’s Journey Towards Integrated Border Management

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In the postapartheid era, South Africa saw a significant increase in the flow of people and goods, both legitimate and illegitimate. However, the existing border management system was not equipped to handle the challenges that arose from these flows. Numerous structures were implemented to coordinate operations within the border environment, but these structures failed to address systemic issues, leading to inefficiencies and vulnerabilities in the system.

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