Minister Didiza marked the celebration of Freedom Day yesterday through celebrating the first harvest of the Goxe Cut Flower Project at Puffaderrhoek Farm, near Kokstad. It was therefore important, the Minister emphasised, that the success of the Goxe Cut Flower Project which is aimed at improving the quality of life for the people of Goxe district be celebrated.
This endeavour seeks to establish entrepreneurs and support household subsistence agriculture in the form of the Siyazondla Programme. For the developing countries agriculture is the driving force for prosperity and food security. The advent of AgriTourism puts into perspective the development challenges that are eroding the prospects for improved rural livelihoods and the drive towards the attainment of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
The Department of Land Affairs cordially invites you to a meeting between the Minister of Land Affairs, Ms Thoko Didiza, and the Members of the House of Traditional Leaders in the Mpumalanga Provincial Government on 10 December 2005, at Mpumalanga Legislature Chamber in Nelspruit.
The Minister for Agriculture and Land Affairs, Ms Thoko Didiza, together with Mr Madala Masuku, the MEC for Agriculture and Land Affairs in Mpumalanga, is leading a delegation to the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) Regional Agricultural Ministerial Conference for Africa and First Ministers of Agriculture meeting in Bamako, Mali.
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If women were to write about their involvement in nation-building, community development, moral regeneration and education, the world's perception of women would change. However, we dare suggest that history about women not written by women is unlikely to be understanding and appreciative of women's struggle and other emotions as they toil side by side with their men folk to build a future for the nation.
The appointment of new members of the Council for the Built Environment marks a milestone in the history of the council. * promote and protect the interests of the public in the built environment * promote and maintain a sustainable built environment and natural environment * promote ongoing human resource development in the built environment * ensure the uniform application of norms and guidelines set by the councils for the professions throughout the built environment.
Minister Thoko Didiza addressed various role players, captains of the industry, scholars, politicians who among others took part in a total of 100 events that were held nationwide thanks to the concerted efforts of government, private sector and public entities including the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB), the Independent Development Trust (IDT), and the Council for the Built Environment (CBE).