At the 45th SADC Summit in Madagascar, President Ramaphosa thanked all leaders for their commitment to unity and progress in Southern Africa. He praised Madagascar for hosting and celebrated outgoing leaders for their hard work in boosting the region’s economy, food security, and peace. Ramaphosa highlighted key goals like growing industries, improving agriculture, and embracing clean energy as steps toward a stronger future. His message was clear: Southern Africa’s strength comes from working together with shared vision and determination.
The Joint Commission for Cooperation (JCC) between South Africa and Egypt has marked its 10th session, a testament to the enduring friendship between the two nations. The JCC covers trade and investment, agriculture, health, tourism, and more, and aims to promote sustainable growth and prosperity. The bond between Egypt and South Africa is deeply rooted in their history of resisting oppression and their mutual commitment to freedom and justice. The JCC session is an opportunity to strengthen their relationship and tackle global challenges together.
Every year on May 25th, Africa Day is celebrated to commemorate the founding of the African Union (AU) in 1963. This day is significant as it celebrates the rich cultural heritage and diversity of the continent while also promoting the shared vision of a better Africa and a better world. The Africa Day celebration is an instrumental platform in promoting the African Agenda, which aims to unite African nations to achieve continental integration, peace, and prosperity.