Ramaphosa says South Africa won’t ‘be bullied’ in SoNA overshadowed by tensions with US
In a State of the Nation Address (SoNA) overshadowed by diplomatic tensions between South Africa and the US over land, social inclusion and climate policies, President Cyril Ramaphosa said South Africa would “not be bullied” as it sought to chart a new path in a rapidly changing world.
Analysts say that South Africa must defend its sovereignty and economic interests just as many other countries are doing.
Why the national AI strategy can’t waitBy Nazareen Ebrahim, AI Ethics and Communications SpecialistIssued by Naz Consulting InternationalJohannesburg, 07 Feb 2025Visit our press officeAs South Africa ...
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has unveiled an ambitious economic strategy that seeks to achieve an annual growth rate of more ...
The president said the focus was on investment in infrastructure for transport systems, reforming state-owned entities, fixing water and sanitation, the green economy and energy ...
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Press Release - The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) is looking forward to President Cyril Ramaphosa's State ...
However, tensions between Pretoria and Washington have been simmering for some time, with diplomatic tensions escalating ...
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