Cyril Ramaphosa
Cyril Ramaphosa
Cyril Ramaphosa
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President Ramaphosa vows no stone unturned as sixth woman’s body found on East Rand
President Ramaphosa vows no stone unturned in finding killers as sixth woman’s body discovered in Springs. Three victims found since Saturday.
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President orders SIU probe into North West transport firm and eThekwini tenders
President orders SIU to probe corruption claims at North West transport firm and eThekwini while commission charges businessman.
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Brics Summit ends with focus on multilateralism and economic growth
Brics leaders adopt New Delhi Declaration pushing for reformed global governance without single-country dominance at summit.
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Ramaphosa urges BRICS to invest in Global South beneficiation
President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged BRICS governments and businesses to invest in manufacturing and beneficiation to reshape Global South economies.
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Presidency opens nominations for South Africa’s highest national honours
Presidency opens nominations for the country’s highest honours.
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Ramaphosa: Rooting out police corruption vital to rebuild public trust
President says public trust in police depends on eliminating corruption and criminality within law enforcement as Madlanga Commission continues its work.
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UN watchdog alarmed by ‘racist hate crimes’ against migrants in South Africa
UN rights experts express grave concern over xenophobic violence that has displaced 50 000 people and forced 160 000 to flee South Africa.
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Arrests expected for those behind attacks on foreign nationals, says Ramaphosa
President Ramaphosa says arrests and prosecutions expected for those behind violence against foreign nationals as police process evidence and reports.
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Ramaphosa authorised SIU to investigate Theewaterskloof Municipality
President Cyril Ramaphosa authorised the SIU to investigate the purchasing of 14 backup generators.
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South Africa seeks regional unity after anti-migrant violence
President Cyril Ramaphosa calls on Southern African leaders to work together on migration challenges after more than 176 000 foreigners fled recent xenophobic violence.
