22 June 2005
All media is invited to today’s post-Cabinet briefing led by the CEO of the GCIS, Joel Netshitenzhe.
Media wishing to attend should forward their names by 12:00 to:
Colin Cruywagen
Cell: 082 377 9916 /
E-mail: colin@gcis.wcape.gov.za
Loedfie Hendricks
Cell: 082 670 4145
E-mail: loedfie@gcis.wcape.gov.za
All media must report to the venue an hour before the briefing
22 July 2005
All media are invited to attend a post-Cabinet Lekgotla media briefing to be led by President Thabo Mbeki.
The details are as follows:
Time: 11h00
Date: Sunday, 24 July 2005
Venue: Room 153, Union Buildings, Pretoria
NB. There will be a video link-up with the Imbizo Media Centre, 120 Plein Street, Cape Town.
RSVP
Sputnik Ratau
Tel: 012 314 2112
Cell: 082 440 6996
E-mail: sputnik@gcis.gov.za
3 August 2005
Members of the media are invited to a post-Cabinet briefing to be addressed by the CEO of GCIS, Mr Joel Netshitenzhe.
Details of the briefing are as follows:
Date: 3 August 2005 (Today)
Venue: Room 710, Midtown Building, GCIS, Pretoria
Time: 15h30
For media in Cape Town there will be a video link-up to the Imbizo Media Centre, Ground Floor, 120 Plein Street, Parliament, Cape Town.
Enquiries
Harold Maloka
Cell: 082 847 9799
17 August 2005
Members of the media are invited to a post-Cabinet briefing to be addressed by the CEO of GCIS, Mr Joel Netshitenzhe.
Details of the briefing are as follows:
Date: 17 August 2005 (Today)
Venue: Room 710, Midtown Building, GCIS, Pretoria
Time: 15:30
For media in Cape Town there will be a video link-up to the Imbizo Media Centre, Ground Floor, 120 Plein Street, Parliament, Cape Town.
Enquiries
Harold Maloka
Cell: 082 847 9799
14 September 2005
Members of the media are invited to a post-Cabinet briefing to be addressed by the CEO of GCIS, Mr Joel Netshitenzhe.
Details of the briefing are as follows:
Date: 14 September 2005 (Today)
Venue: 120 Plein Street, Imbizo Media Centre Ground Floor Cape Town
Time: 15:30
There will be a video link-up to: Pretoria contact person Harold Maloka on 082 847 97 99.
Enquiries
Loedfie Hendricks
Cell: 082 670 4145
12 October 2005
Media are invited to attend a media briefing following the Cabinet meeting held in Pretoria today. The briefing will be led by the CEO of Government Communications (GCIS), Joel Netshitenzhe. The details are as follows:
Date: 12 October 2005
Time: 16h00
Venue: Room 710, Midtown Building, Cnr. of Prinsloo and Vermeulen Streets, Pretoria Central
RSVP
Nikhil Bramdaw
Cell: 083 777 6827
Lindo Nkomonde
Cell: 082 875 9631
9 November 2005
Media are invited to today's (Wednesday) post-Cabinet briefing by Joel Netshitenzhe at 15:30.
Venue: Imbizo Media Centre, 120 Plein Street, Cape Town
(There will be no link-up to Pretoria.)
Enquiries
Petra van Niekerk
Tel: 021 465 3658 / 021 461 8180
Issued by: Government Communications (GCIS)
8 December 2005
Members of the Media are invited to a post-Cabinet briefing to be addressed by the CEO of Government Communications (GCIS), Mr Joel Netshitenzhe.
Details of the briefing are as follows:
Date: 8 December 2005 (Today)
Venue: Room 710, Midtown Building, GCIS, Pretoria
Time: 11h30
For media in Cape Town there will be a video link-up to:
The Imbizo Media Centre, Ground Floor, 120 Plein Street, Parliament, Cape Town.
Enquiries
Matome Sebelebele
Cell: 072 710 1814
28 January 2003
Minister in the Presidency, Dr Essop Pahad will hold a first meeting with the newly appointed Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA) board members on Thursday, 30 January 2003. Following the meeting there will be a media opportunity where the Minister and the board will address the media on the outcomes and future plans.
19 February 2003
In response to media enquiries regarding access to the Parliamentary Media Briefings, GCIS would like to affirm that these briefings are arranged for the media and members of the Diplomatic Corps.
The Media Briefing Week is an opportunity for Government to explain its programme of action for the year, as outlined in the President's State of the Nation Address, to the media and the diplomatic community and for the media to obtain clarity from the executive on the issues involved.
