Post-Cabinet media briefing: 14 Mar

13 March 2013

The Acting Cabinet Spokesperson and GCIS CEO, Ms Phumla Williams will address members of the media on the outcomes of the Cabinet meeting held on Wednesday, 13 March 2013. Following the briefing by the Cabinet Spokesperson, the Minister of Health, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi will unveil the first ever National Health Scholars Programme.

The details are as follows:

Post Cabinet briefing

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Launch of the 2013 SADC Media Awards and Water Awards Competition: 14 Mar

13 March 2013

The Deputy Minister of Performance Monitoring and Evaluation, Mr Obed Bapela, will deliver a keynote address during the launch of the 2013 SADC Media Awards competition.

The SADC Media Awards are annual awards that aim to recognise excellence in journalism in the area of print, photo, television, radio as well as to encourage media practitioners in member states to cover cross border issues pertaining to the region.

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Director General Tsepe Motumi to hand over healthcare cards to military veterans: 12 Mar


12 March 2013

The Director-General of the Department of Military Veterans (DMV), Mr Tsepe Motumi will hand over healthcare cards to military veterans to ensure easy access to health services. The issuing of these cards will be done in phases starting with Gauteng and the Eastern Cape between the 12th and 26th March 2012. These will be followed by KZN, Limpopo, Western Cape, North West, Free State, Mpumalanga and North Cape.

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Post State of the Nations Address briefing on infrastructure development and job creation

We welcome you to the post State of the Nations Address media briefing. This briefing is an opportunity to share with yourselves and the rest of the country progress and plans with regard to government’s commitment to achieving key government priorities which are:

-       Decent employment through inclusive growth (Outcome 4)
-       An Efficient, Competitive and Responsive Infrastructure Network (outcome 6).

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Post State of the Nation Address education media briefing

In his 2013 State of the Nation Address, President Jacob Zuma acknowledged the National Development Plan (NDP) as a strategic framework to form the vision and basis of future government planning towards 2030. The President emphasised the importance of elevating education to its rightful place, and to improve the quality of learning and teaching and the management of schools. He further reiterated government’s mandate to focus on massive public infrastructure development, which includes building schools and institutions of higher learning.

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