Naledi pandor
Pandor: Denial of the rights of Palestinians is intolerable
Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng drew criticism last week after he seemed to publicly support Israel, contradicting South Africa's official foreign policy.
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Pandor: Dirco repatriated over 600 S.Africans in the past two weeks
Speaking at a briefing, the minister said over 3,600 South Africans had asked to be brought back home through various missions.
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Priority to be given to S.Africans stranded at airports abroad - Pandor
Minister Naledi Pandor said of the 1,471 South Africans were stranded overseas, 723 were students, 204 were employees, 224 were tourists while the status of 320 was unknown.
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Pandor calls for cool heads amid US-Iran tensions
US-Iran relations are now on shaky ground after US President Donald Trump authorised a drone strike which killed Qasem Soleimani in Baghdad on Thursday.
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Pandor: African countries must condemn Morocco's occupation of Western Sahara
The minister was speaking at a memorial service she hosted for the Western Sahara Ambassador Radhi Bashir who died last week.
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Pandor: UNSC didn’t discuss refugees who want to leave SA
More than 180 of the refugees appeared in the Pretoria Magistrates Court on Monday and insisted they wanted to be moved to a country where they would be safe from xenophobic attacks.
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Pandor urges SA to take full advantages of relations with Russia
President Cyril Ramaphosa will join about 40 other African leaders as the first-ever Russia-Africa summit begins on Wednesday.
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Pandor tackles gender-based violence, xenophobia at UN
Speaking in New York on Saturday night, she highlighted intolerance as the biggest obstacle to building a world free from poverty and inequality.
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Pandor: SA feels ‘strong attachment’ to this year’s UNGA theme
The UN Climate Action Summit kicked off on Monday as world leaders gathered in New York for the annual event, which the minister attended on behalf of President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Pandor to reiterate SA’s regret over xenophobic attacks in her address at UN
The minister is leading the South African delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week.
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Pandor: Africa must take collective accountability for xenophobic attacks
Minister Naledi Pandor has delayed her trip to the united nations to meet diaspora civil society organizations in Pretoria to find solutions to the violence.
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Pandor to meet with African ambassadors over xenophobia attacks
Several parts of Gauteng have been hit by sporadic unrest which has seen shops, many of them owned by foreign nationals, being ransacked and set alight.
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Dirco: Bruce Koloane's fate in Zondo Inquiry's hands after his resignation
South Africa's former ambassador to the Netherlands Bruce Koloane has resigned. His resignation was confirmed on Wednesday by International Relations Minister Naledi Pandor, who was to recall him.
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Pandor confirms Koloane’s resignation as Netherlands ambassador
Bruce Koloane came under the spotlight after testifying at the state capture inquiry that as chief of protocol in 2013, he enabled the Guptas to land their privately charted jet at the Waterkloof Air Base.
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Pandor: There is no targeting of any group of Africans in SA
International Relations and Cooperation Minister Naledi Pandor said that calls made by a student group in Nigeria for South Africans to be expelled from that country were reckless, unwarranted, and unfortunate.
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SA to highlight role of women in peace, security
South Africa was working on a project it has identified for its Presidency of the United Nations powerhouse in October.
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Pandor: Ambassadors should display high levels of integrity
Pandor said she was planning to meet with President Cyril Ramaphosa to discuss the deployment of Bruce Koloane as ambassador to the Netherlands.
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Pandor, Ramaphosa to discuss fate of Koloane as ambassador
Bruce Koloane confessed to pushing for the illegal Gupta plane landing at the Waterkloof Air Force Base in 2013, after being presented with evidence.
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SA, China sign SKA partnership agreement
The SKA, to be completed in South Africa and Australia, is an international collaboration to build the world's largest radio telescope of one million square metres.
