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President Ramaphosa steps up GBV fight

The Inter-Ministerial Committee and the National Council on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide will monitor these measures and issue consolidated public progress reports every quarter.

Four-point plan to aid the GBVF fight

In a bid to ensure that cases involving violence against women and children are not stalled, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a four-point recovery plan to ensure that cases are processed and that perpetrators are brought to book.

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Post-Cabinet meeting media briefing
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President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the nation on the killings of women in Ekurhuleni and the national response on GBVF
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Heritage Day celebrations
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National Code of Conduct and Ballot Draw
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Update on the all-of-government actions being undertaken in response to the recent discovery of the bodies of murdered women in Ekurhuleni, Gauteng Province.
Inter-Ministerial Committee on GBVF briefs media
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Electoral Commission media briefing
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Opinion Pieces

Your blood saves lives!

Across every colour of skin, every language spoken, and every corner of this land we call home, one truth unites us all: we bleed the same colour. It is one of the few truths that connects every South African, regardless of who we are or where we come from. This should encourage each of us, where possible, to consider one of the simplest yet most meaningful acts of service, which is donating blood.

Growing our heritage: the value of South Africa’s indigenous plants

Dreams have fascinated humanity for centuries. Across cultures, people have understood them not only as experiences of the sleeping mind, but also as sources of reflection, spiritual meaning, and traditional knowledge. In South Africa, indigenous knowledge systems have long included rich traditions and practices associated with dreams and their interpretation.

South Africa’s economy from stabilisation to expansion

South Africa is entering a new phase in its economic renewal. After years of grappling with structural constraints, the country is beginning to see the tangible results of reform. Energy reliability is improving, logistics performance is recovering, infrastructure investment is moving from plans to construction, and business confidence is strengthening.