20 May 2010

Cabinet held its ordinary meeting in Cape Town on 19 May 2010.

3 June 2010

Cabinet welcomed the announcement of the 23 Bafana Bafana players who will make up the squad to represent the nation in the 2010 FIFA World Cup tournament. The team carries the hopes and pride of millions of South Africans. It is encouraging indeed to see that the nation is going all out to give the team its full support. The team's performance over the past few weeks has improved tremendously, thanks to the efforts of the players, team management particularly Mr Carlos Perreira and his technical team.

15 June 2010

Cabinet held its ordinary meeting in Pretoria on 15 June 2010.

Cabinet is extremely satisfied with the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The fans have braved the cold and have come out in large numbers to watch the games.  All the matches have lived up to the occasion.

20 July 2010

Cabinet held its ordinary meeting in Pretoria on 20 July 2010.

22 July 2010

Ladies and gentlemen of the media good morning,
As is customary, the July Lekgotla focused on planning issues to inform the annual budgeting process which starts in earnest in August.

This is the first July Lekgotla in which such planning issues were presented within the framework of the outcomes approach, which we adopted to help us change the way government works to improve service delivery.

27 July 2010

Cabinet adopts interim sanctions applicable to Members of Cabinet who are found guilty of violating the Executive Members’ Code of Ethics.

5 August 2010

Cabinet held its ordinary meeting in Pretoria on 4 August 2010.

19 August 2010

Cabinet held its ordinary meeting in Cape Town yesterday on 18 August 2010.

2 September 2010

Cabinet held its ordinary meeting in Cape Town on 01 September 2010.

Cabinet expressed concern about the ongoing public sector strike and the negative effect it was having on public services. Cabinet urged the negotiators to find an amicable and ‘win win’ solution sooner so that life can return to normal for the thousands of South Africans who are unable to access essential services such as medical care and preparations for the end of the year examinations.

16 September 2010

Cabinet held its ordinary meeting in Cape Town on 15 September 2010.

With only 38 days to go to the start of the final exams, Cabinet calls on all South Africans to rally behind the Class of 2010, to build their confidence and hope and to ensure that they become responsible and productive citizens of our country.