October 11, 2018

Health Advocate from Rwanda Named as Inaugural World Thrombosis Day Ambassador of the Year

October 11, 2018

Christine Ashimwe, Founder of Rwanda Clot Awareness Network, Receives Prestigious Award for Thrombosis Advocacy Achievements CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina, Oct. 11, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — The International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) today announced that Christine Ashimwe from Kigali, Rwanda, has been named the World Thrombosis Day 2018 Thrombosis Ambassador

Two suspects arrested for the possession of unlicensed firearms in Bishop Lavis

October 11, 2018

Western Cape: Our intensified approach to protect the community against ruthless armed criminals resulted in the arrest of two suspects earlier today, who were found in possession of unlicensed firearms in Netreg. Early this morning a man was shot and …

Trade and Industry Committee Welcomes Gazetting of Sugar Regulations

October 11, 2018

Parliament� The Portfolio Committee on Trade and Industry welcomes the gazetting of the Sugar Industry Regulations on transitional arrangements in terms of the Constitution of the South African Sugar Association (Sasa) and the Sugar Industry Agreement….

E Cape constable killed in ambush

October 11, 2018

National Police Commissioner, General Khehla John Sitole, has condemned the ongoing attacks and killings of members of the South African Police Services (SAPS).This following the slaying of a 36-year-old constable in the Eastern Cape on Wednesday. The …

Public Works trains EPWP participants in basic financial literacy education

October 11, 2018

The Department of Public Works has trained close to 4000 EPWP participants in basic financial literacy educationThe Department of Public Works (DPW) partnered with the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) to deliver Basic Financial Literacy educat…

Foreign policy review panel begins work

October 11, 2018

The Ministerial Review Panel has convened the inaugural Foreign Policy Review workshop to engage on the reassessment of South Africa’s foreign policy. This workshop was well attended by academics, political analysts and civic organizations, together wi…

Fighting crime remains government’s priority

October 11, 2018

Cabinet has reassured South Africans that fighting crime is a top priority and that government will continue to take the necessary steps to ensure a safe and secure environment for all citizens.This follows the arrest of 19 suspects in connection with …

Health Advocate from Rwanda Named as Inaugural World Thrombosis Day Ambassador of the Year

Two suspects arrested for the possession of unlicensed firearms in Bishop Lavis

Trade and Industry Committee Welcomes Gazetting of Sugar Regulations

E Cape constable killed in ambush

Public Works trains EPWP participants in basic financial literacy education

Foreign policy review panel begins work

Fighting crime remains government’s priority

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