Government notes coroner's verdict on collapse of guest house owned by Synagogue Church of All Nations

8 July 2015

Government notes and welcomes the conclusion of the coroner’s inquest, instituted by the Lagos State Government, to investigate the collapse of a guest house owned by the Synagogue Church of All Nations.

Government notes the ruling that the Synagogue Church of All Nations must be investigated and prosecuted for negligence which resulted in the deaths of 116 people, most of them South Africans.

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Government applauds youth participation during Youth Month

1 July 2015

Government wishes to commend young people for participating in various outreach activities and dialogues during Youth Month.

This year’s event, celebrated under the theme: “Youth Moving South Africa Forward” resulted in hundreds of youths embarking on a freedom walk from Freedom Park to Tshwane Events Centre to hand over their pledges to the country’s leadership.

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Government to appeal Gauteng High Court judgement on President Al Bashir Matter

29 June 2015

Government has decided to appeal the recent High Court (Gauteng) Judgement on the matter relating to President of Sudan Omar Al-Bashir. The reasons for the appeal will be contained in the affidavit that will be submitted within the prescribed due date.

Enquiries:
Phumla Williams
Cell: 083 501 0139
E-mail: phumla@gcis.gov.za

Issued by: Government Communication and Information System

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Statement on Cabinet Meeting of 24 June 2015

25 June 2015

1. Implementation of Key Government Programmes

1.1. Cabinet welcomed the resolutions adopted at the 25th African Union (AU) Summit which places Africa on a new path of development and growth that will enable the continent to take its rightful place in global affairs.
Resolutions included a united and functioning single military by the end of the year. Leaders pledged to accelerate the operationalisation of the African Standby Force (ASF).

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All Marikana deaths must be condemned

24 June 2015

Government reiterates its view, also conveyed by President Jacob Zuma yesterday, that all the deaths that occurred in Marikana in August 2012 should be equally condemned as all are equally unacceptable.

The President has said it before that the deaths of the 10 persons who were killed before the tragic killing of 34 people in Marikana should also be condemned, including the killings that took place even after the deaths of the 34.

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