In his weekly newsletter, the president said more than half a million South Africans had already benefitted from the first phase of Presidential Employment Stimulus, with several programmes still under way.
As a country, we have made progress in promoting equality for women in areas like government, civil society, the administration of justice, sport and culture. Unfortunately, we haven’t made the same progress in the economy, writes the President in his weekly newsletter.
After about 16,000 government employees received COVID relief grants, President Cyril Ramaphosa says the public ethics unit will help end corruption.
In his weekly newsletter, President Ranaphosa writes that when people are deprived of the basic services without proper explanation of why this has happened or how it is being fixed, it erodes public confidence in local government.
In his week newsletter, the president reflected on South Africa's joining of the BRICS group of countries in 2010.
During this Public Service Month, we pay tribute to the many public servants who continue to make a positive difference in our country every day, and whose actions and performance embodies the principle of batho pele.
President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the 2021 Limpopo Provincial Investment Conference on Wednesday. The conference is part of the province’s effort to grow domestic and international investment and will showcase new investment opportunities for the province.
In the wake of the murder of Gauteng Health Department official, Babita Deokaran, President Cyril Ramaphosa has praised her as a hero and a patriot for standing against corruption and has vowed to protect whistleblowers.
President Cyril Ramaphosa reflects on the work of the state capture inquiry following his testimony and is confident that the era of state capture is over.
President Cyril Ramaphosa praised the country's COVID-19 vaccine programme after visiting two vaccination sites in Gauteng last week.
Ramaphosa's full speech from Sunday night, 25 July 2021.
In the wake of the violence and looting that rocked South Africa in recent weeks, President Cyril Ramaphosa praised South Africans for uniting in the face of a common threat.
After looting and violence in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal left six people dead and over 200 arrested, President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation.
As South Africa we too now face a challenge to our economic survival. Mining is vital to our economy, and will continue to be for the foreseeable future.
It is important to remember that the state does not own companies simply for the sake of it, or because this is what the democratic government inherited from the apartheid state.
The climb in new COVID-19 cases has been extraordinary. It increased more than fifteen-fold from the last low point, writes President Cyril Ramaphosa.
"Rise up," says President Cyril Ramaphosa to young people on the June 16 commemoration on Wednesday.
It is disturbing that knowledge and awareness of the events of June 16th is diminishing among young South Africans, writes President Cyril Ramaphosa.
