The Cabinet Spokesperson, Mr Jimmy Manyi sincerely apologises for the error in paragraph 1.2 of the Statement on the Cabinet meeting held on 20 April 2011 issued earlier. The statement incorrectly stated the name of the Constable who died in the course of duty. The statement below states the correct name of the deceased as Constable Fihliwe Mavis Bengeza.
1.1 Cabinet has once again called on all South Africans to observe April as Freedom Month under the theme Working together to Unite the nation, Promote democracy and Protect our freedom. This month is also an opportunity for all cultural communities to display and celebrate our national diversity.
1.2 It is against this background that as we mourn the unfortunate circumstances around the passing away of Mr Andries Tatane and Constable Fihliwe Mavis Bengeza that Cabinet urges all South Africans to remain calm and let the law take its course. Cabinet sends its condolences to the bereaved families.
3.4 Cote de Voire - South Africa encourages people of Cote de Voire to peacefully resolve their presidential matters.
This Bill is meant to provide the regulation of the power of the Municipality to impose rates on property and to provide for fair and equitable evaluation methods.
This Bill seeks to provide a mechanism to accelerate the transformation of the surveying profession in a meaningful manner which would serve the interests of both the profession and the public.
This Bill will be published in the Gazette and made available for public consultation on the Departments website.
The regulation relating to assistance to truth and reconciliation (TRC) victims in respect of basic and higher education be published in the government gazette for public comment.
The draft regulations relating to medical benefits for victims be published in the government gazette for public comment following the TRC process.