25 February 2014
Media Briefing Background Document
Introduction
South Africa has a good story to tell, an amazing story about great triumph over adversity. 2014 is a momentous year for government and the people of South Africa as we tell the story of our democracy; a young democracy lauded the world over for bringing to one a once bitterly divided nation.
24 February 2014
Members of the media are invited to a post State of Nation Address Public Service and Administration Cluster media briefing.
Public Service and Administration Minister Lindiwe Sisulu will lead the media briefing.
Minister Sisulu will be joined by Home Affairs Minister Naledi Pandor; Sport and Recreation Minister Fikile Mbalula and Arts and Culture Minister Paul Mashatile.
Details are as follows:
24 February 2014
The State Owned Entities Communicators Association (SOECA) and the State Owned Enterprises Procurement Forum (SOEPF) have both pledged their support for community and small commercial media as defined by the MDDA Act, the two bodies agreed at a meeting held recently in Pretoria.
24 February 2014
The Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA) would like congratulate and welcome the important announcement made today by the State Owned Entities Communicators Association (SOECA) and the State Owned Enterprises Procurement Forum (SOEPF) to both pledged their support for community and small commercial media as defined by the MDDA Act.
21 February 2014
1. Cabinet’s position on prominent issues in the current environment
1.1. The 24th State of the Nation Address (SoNA) since the ushering in of democracy provided a critical end-of-term assessment on the implementation of government priorities for 2009-2014. The introduction of the outcomes system in 2009 enabled evidence-based and results-oriented monitoring of implementation to ensure that government delivered efficiently and effectively.
19 February 2014
18 February 2014
17 February 2014
The Acting CEO of GCIS, Ms Phumla Williams requests the pleasure of your company during the media launch of the 2014 SADC Media Awards. The Awards were established by SADC to encourage media practitioners in member states to cover cross-border issues pertaining to the region. In pursuit of the promotion of regional integration and cooperation, the awards aim to recognise excellence in journalism in the area of print, photo, television and radio.
