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South Africa is taking part in the 81st session of the UN General Assembly.

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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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President Ramaphosa speaks to media following 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, India.
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BRICS Leaders' Summit 2026
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BRICS Business Forum Leaders' Dialogue
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IMC briefs on migration
IMC briefs on migration
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Opinion Pieces

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.

Why digitisation is essential for a public service that works

To answer the call to serve is to take on one of life’s highest callings. Every September, Public Service Month gives us an opportunity to recognise the thousands of public servants who work every day to improve the lives of South Africans. It is also an opportunity to reflect on how we can continue strengthening the public service so that it remains responsive, accessible and capable of meeting the changing needs of the people it serves.

Building a capable, ethical and development-oriented future is everyone’s responsibility

Last year, during Public Service Month, I called on the public service to recommit itself to professionalism, integrity, and the Batho Pele principles of service excellence. I did so with a clear understanding that our people have grown impatient with empty promises. They want to see a state that works, responds to their needs and delivers services efficiently and with dignity.

Tourism Month: Advancing South Africa’s economic growth through tourism

September marks the end of winter in South Africa, and as temperatures rise, our thoughts inevitably drift to a weekend getaway or year-end holiday plans. It is also Tourism Month, a period that invites us to celebrate the beauty, diversity and experiences that make our country a destination worth exploring.
Our country boasts some of the most iconic experiences and adventures, many of which are often only a stone’s throw away.