Minister of Justice and Constitutional Developmen, Jeff Radebe

It was just over three months ago, on 24 October 2010 (also a Sunday), when the Justice, Crime Prevention and Security Cluster (JCPS) Ministers jointly signed the Delivery Agreement with the President. That signified the cluster’s undertaking to embark on a prioritized Programme of Action towards making South Africa safe for all and attractive to visitors and investors.

28 November 2011

The South African government notes with pride the successful start to the COP17/CMP7 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Durban today, November 28 2011, and is confident that this has set the tone for the rest of this important international gathering.

29 October 2011

Engagement between government and South Africa’s news media should be directed towards assisting the country’s continuing transition from apartheid to democracy and building national pride and self-belief, without stifling critical public debate.

Government and media also have to establish and sustain mutual trust and respect for the roles these institutions play in consolidating the democracy envisioned in the Constitution.

Ladies and gentlemen of the media,

Thank you for joining us today.

I have a few announcements to make. These relate to changes to the National Executive of government, the Commission of Inquiry into the Strategic Defence Procurement Packages and the matter relating to the National Police Commissioner.

I have decided to make the following changes to the National Executive.

20 October 2011

Government rejects suggestions that renovations to official residences and offices of the President of the Republic of South Africa are an extravagance or that they compromise social delivery.

Government is clear about the priorities facing the nation and invests appropriately in these priorities – with public works (the basis of a major job-creation drive), health and education together accounting for 70 percent of the national Budget.

22 September 2011

Cabinet held its ordinary meeting in Cape Town on 21 September 2011.

1. Current affairs

15 June 2011

Today the Deputy Minister for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation in the Presidency, Ms Dina Pule, MP, met with the Premier of Western Cape, Ms Helen Zille and the provincial MECs. 

Panel: Richard Baloyi, Minister of Public Service and Administration, Collins Chabane, Minister in the Presidency, Paul Mashatile, Minister of Arts and Culture, Yunus Carrim, Deputy Minister in Corporate Governance

Programme Director,
Deputy Ministers,
Directors-General,
Members of the Media,

28 September 2011

Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) will host the first Public Sector Manager Forum. The Forum will be addressed by the Minister of Health, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi. The discussions will focus mainly on the National Policy on National Health Insurance (NHI) as approved by Cabinet.