1 November 2013

Justice and Constitutional Development Minister, Jeff Radebe will on Sunday, 3 November 2013, lead a panel of Justice, Crime Prevention and Security cluster (JCPS) Ministers during a quarterly cluster media briefing.
The media briefings are aimed at informing the citizens on progress made in the implementation of the 12 Outcomes and respective service delivery agreements.

Members of the media are invited as follows:

31 October 2013

29 Oct 2013

Government welcomes the sentencing of 20 Boeremag members who were convicted of high treason and given jail terms of between five and 30 years by North Gauteng High Court. The charge arose from a rightwing plot in the late 1990s and early 2000s to overthrow the government.

The decade-long trial, shows how the attainment for freedom and democracy, has changed the lives of the people in the country. South Africa is now a democratic country, which is safeguarded by the constitution across the world and the Bill of Rights.

25 October 2013

24 October 2013

Translations

1. Cabinet’s position on prominent issues in the current environment

23 October 2013

Government has observed a continuing trend of public protests that disrupt schooling in various communities and wishes to condemn such actions with the contempt they deserve.

Government calls on all South Africans to unite in protecting the children’s rights to education.

23 October 2013

23 October 2013

The Presidency has noted reports in certain media, suggesting that President Jacob Zuma insinuated that Africans were backward and that they should stop thinking like "Africans in Africa and accept that Gauteng roads were not like some national road in Malawi or Pietermaritzburg or Rustenburg.”
The words have regrettably been taken out of context and blown completely out of proportion.

18 October 2013

Government joins the country’s media industry in commemorating Media Freedom Day which resulted in legislative guarantees of press freedom and editorial independence.  On October 19, 1977, South Africa's apartheid government banned three publications and outlawed 17 anti-apartheid groups during the one-day crackdown, which came to be known as Black Wednesday.

17 October 2013