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Nov 25, 2024 6 tweets 3 min read
[Speech]Deputy President Paul Mashatile: Launch of 16 Days of Activism for no Violence Against Women and Children

"This period, from 25 November to 10 December, is a time for reflection, action, and solidarity. During this, we collectively raise our voices to draw attention to the persistent violence against women and children. However, a full year of action is required to combat gender-based violence and femicide, not just during these 16 days."

gov.za/news/speeches/… #StopGBVF #EndGBVF #GovZAUpdates #16DaysOfActivism.Image "Statistics South Africa (StatsSA) and the Human Science and Research Council (HSRC) have both reported concerning statistics on gender-based violence (GBV) in South Africa. @StatsSA shows that one in three women aged 16 and older has experienced physical violence, while one in five has been sexually abused." - Deputy President Paul Mashatile #StopGBVF #EndGBVF #GovZAUpdates #16DaysOfActivism
Jun 27, 2021 19 tweets 17 min read
President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the nation on developments in the country’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1… President #CryilRamaphosa: The #COVID19 #Delta variant, found in 85 countries around the world, is now been found in 5 of our provinces. These are
-Gauteng
-Eastern Cape
-Free State
-KZN
-Western Cape
Apr 21, 2020 10 tweets 8 min read
#Day26ofLockdown | "Government is implementing a range of relief measures to support the most vulnerable South Africans during this difficult time and to respond to the impact of the lockdown on workers and businesses." - President Ramaphosa #COVID19SA #Day26ofLockdown | "SA has never had to deal with a public health emergency on the scale of the coronavirus pandemic. Extraordinary funding measures totalling R500bn are being channelled into healthcare, vital municipal services & social relief." - President Ramaphosa #COVID19SA