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2008/09/09 |
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M George to visit Sudan, 9 Sept The Deputy Minister of Defence Mr Mluleki George is today, 9 September 2008 leading a South African delegation to visit the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) contingent currently deployed in the United Nations African Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) in Sudan. In 2003, South Africa and Sudan signed a General Co-operation Agreement, which provided the platform for the bilateral relations and the reconstruction and development of Sudan. Subsequently, South Africa appointed and stationed a ... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2008/08090915451001.htm Size: 8KB Source: Ministry of Defence Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2008/08/27 |
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M George to address memorial service of January Masilela, 28 Aug The Department of Defence (DOD) will conduct a memorial service in honour of the late Secretary for Defence Mr January Boy Masilela who passed on following a motor vehicle accident on the N4 Highway in Bronkhorstspruit, on the morning of Sunday, 24 August 2008. The memorial service will take place on Thursday, 28 August 2008, at Thaba Tshwane Town Hall, in Pretoria at 13h30. The Deputy Minister of Defence, Mr Mluleki George will deliver a keynote address. [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2008/08082716151001.htm Size: 7KB Source: Ministry of Defence Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2008/05/27 |
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M George: Defence Dept Budget Vote 2008/09 The infusion of young, fit and healthy members in the South African National Defence Force (SANDF), through the Military Skills Development System (MSDS) is a direct contributing factor towards the operational readiness and success of our defence service delivery in peace operations. The Works Regiment will also impart crucial skills to soldiers to enable them to care for themselves when they exit the South African National Defence Force (SANDF). In essence, the Bill proposes to form a ... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2008/08052715151002.htm Size: 15KB Source: Department of Defence Speaker: M George Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2008/05/07 |
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M George to visit survivors of Lohathla accident, 9 May The Honourable Deputy Minister of Defence, Mluleki George will on Friday, 9 May 2008, visit 10 Anti Aircraft Regiment in Kimberly to meet with survivors of the accident that occurred at the South African Army Combat Training Centre (SA Army CTC) in Lohathla on 12 October 2007. As part of the visit, the Deputy Minister will also be briefed on the progress report following the malfunctioning gun accident, which claimed the lives of nine members of ten Anti Aircraft Regiment and left 15 injured.... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2008/08050810151001.htm Size: 7KB Source: Department of Defence Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2008/04/11 |
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M George: Joint Imbizo by Defence and Mpumalanga Education during Imbizo Week Certainly, issues of good education and skills development are close to our hearts in the Department of Defence, thus we have developed the Military Skills Development System. In January this year, we absorbed into the Military Skills Development System (MSDS) programme 2954 recruits to join the South African National Defence Force 2008. The South African National Defence Force consists of SA Army, SA Navy, SA Air Force and Military Health Services. [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2008/08041710151001.htm Size: 13KB Source: Ministry of Defence Speaker: M George Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2008/03/27 |
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M George: Anti-crime stakeholders workshop Some of the partnership-oriented Government Anti-Crime Campaigns that gives hope include: the Anti-Crime Leadership Forum; Business Against Crime; Against Crime Together; Take Charge; Bambanani; Primedia Crime Stop; amongst others. The Justice, Crime Prevention and Security (JCPS) cluster is working on an all-encompassing campaign to mobilise all of society to participate in the fight against crime. Our resolve to make South Africa a safer place is anchored within the National Crime ... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2008/08032716451001.htm Size: 15KB Source: Department of Defence Speaker: M George Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2008/03/25 |
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M George to host Anti-Crime Stakeholder workshop, 27 Mar Government is calling on all sectors of society to participate in the National Anti-Crime Crime Campaign to build a safer and more secure South Africa. Deputy Minister Mluleki George as the chair of the Anti-Crime Working Group will host the workshop where, among others, gender-based organisations, civil society, organised labour and faith-based organisations have been invited. The workshop will also highlight initiatives already underway such as the Take Charge campaign of the Gauteng ... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2008/08032609151003.htm Size: 7KB Source: Government Communications (GCIS) Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2007/11/29 |
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M George: Eastern Cape House of Traditional Leaders anniversary These challenges we can face in the same way the traditional leaders confronted colonialism and stood firm against Apartheid. The participation of the traditional leaders in the struggle against apartheid and colonial invasion speaks volumes of the wisdom, strength and the capability to help government fight these challenges. Our traditional leaders did so to protect our cultures and customs and to sustain our sacred values of ubuntu that today exists in feebleness. [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2007/07113010151001.htm Size: 12KB Source: Department of Defence Speaker: M George Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2007/06/14 |
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M George: Defence Dept Budget Vote debate, NCOP 2007/08 We hope that the present youth that joins the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) will emulate their example and lead a fully representative defence force of the future. The Department of Defence (DoD) has grappled with the challenges of transformation since 1994, especially representivity among its uniformed staff. This department and some of the provincial governments understand that the challenge of assisting veterans is not a preserve of Defence, but is the responsibility of all ... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2007/07061812451002.htm Size: 17KB Source: Department of Defence Speaker: M George Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2007/03/27 |
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M George: Defence Dept Budget Vote 2007/08 Presently, female soldiers make up 18% of the total of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) strength, which is higher than in most developed, and developing countries. In my budget vote address last year I reported that the Department had launched a re-skilling project for military veterans, together with the South African Security Sector Education Training Authority (SASSETA). This department and some of the provincial governments understand that the challenge of assisting ... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2007/07032716451001.htm Size: 16KB Source: Department of Defence Speaker: M George Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2006/11/21 |
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M George on Democratic Republic of Congo's second round presidential and provincial elections It is my pleasure, as the leader of the South African Observer Mission (SAOM), to release the Mission's final statement on 29 October 2006 Democratic Republic of Congo's presidential runoff and provincial elections. In these elections, the SAOM was the largest observer mission from an individual country. The SAOM conducted its observation according to the Principles for Election Management, Monitoring and Observation in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) together with other ... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2006/06112116151001.htm Size: 20KB Source: Department of Foreign Affairs Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2006/10/30 |
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M George to release report on Democratic Republic Congo elections, 31 Oct Defence Minister Mluleki George to release a preliminary report on DRC elections Leader of the South African Observer Mission (SAOM) to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) elections, Deputy Defence Minister Mluleki George, is to release a preliminary report on the 29 October presidential and provincial elections. Date: Tuesday, 31 October 2006 Time: 11h00 Venue: South African Embassy, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2006/06103108451003.htm Size: 7KB Source: Department of Foreign Affairs Collection: gov |
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2006/10/29 |
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M George on Democratic Republic of Congo elections It is my pleasure, as the leader of the South African Observer Mission (SAOM), to release the mission's interim statement on 29 October 2006 Democratic Republic of Congo's (DRC) presidential run off and provincial elections. The SAOM wishes to thank CEI and the people of the DRC for the opportunity afforded to South Africa to observe these historic elections. The SAOM notes the important contribution of the international community, particularly United Nations Organisation Mission in the DRC (... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2006/06110111451001.htm Size: 16KB Source: Department of Defence Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2006/09/07 |
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M George releases final report of SA Observer Mission on DRC elections As the leader of the South African Observer Mission (SAOM), it is my pleasure to release the final report of the South African Observer Mission on the 30 July 2006, Democratic Republic Congo.s presidential and legislative elections. Following an invitation by the Independent Electoral Commission of the DRC, South Africa deployed a 108-member national observer mission to observe the 30 July 2006, DRC.s presidential and legislative elections. The Mission commends the DRC Election Commission (... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2006/06090715151001.htm Size: 15KB Source: Department of Foreign Affairs Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2006/09/06 |
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M George to brief media on DRC elections, 7 Sept South African Deputy Defence Minister Mluleki George will brief the media on the recent Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) elections as follows: Date: Thursday 7 September 2006 Time: 10h00 Venue: Imbizo Media Centre, 120 Plein Street, Cape Town Video linkup: GCIS Room 710, Midtown Building, Vermeulen Street, Pretoria (Please present press cards) Enquiries/RSVPs: Manusha Pillai Cell: 082 389 3587 Issued by: Department of Foreign Affairs 6 September 2006 [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2006/06090617151001.htm Size: 7KB Source: Department of Foreign Affairs Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2006/08/04 |
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M George bids farewell to DRC election observers The leader of the South African Observer Mission (SAOM) to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Defence Deputy Minister Mluleki George, on Friday, 4 August 2006, bade farewell to 94 members of the SAOM on their return to South Africa following the 30 July Presidential and Parliamentary elections in the DRC. We also wish to thank the Congolese for the hospitality shown to our observers during their stay,' said Deputy Minister Mluleki George. Deputy Minister Mluleki George, a few members ... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2006/06080415451001.htm Size: 8KB Source: Department of Foreign Affairs Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2006/07/28 |
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The leader of the South African Observer Mission (SAOM) to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Deputy Defence Minister Mluleki George, has expressed confidence that the 30 July 2006 Presidential and Parliamentary elections will take place as scheduled. Deputy Defence Minister Mluleki George has on Friday, 28 July 2006, the final day of campaigning by all political parties paid special tribute to all South Africans who have collectively and individually volunteered their time and expertise... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2006/06073112151003.htm Size: 8KB Source: Department of Foreign Affairs Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2006/07/28 |
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M George welcomes declaration by Congo religious leaders Kinshasa - The leader of the South African Observer Mission (SAOM) to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Deputy Defence Minister Mluleki George, has applauded religious leaders in the DRC who have declared their support for the 30 July 2006 Presidential and Parliamentary elections. Deputy Defence Minister Mluleki George also described as encouraging the announcement on Thursday, 27 July 2006 by the Catholic Episcopal Conference under the chairmanship of Archbishop Laurent Monsengwo, ... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2006/06073111451001.htm Size: 9KB Source: Department of Foreign Affairs Collection: gov |
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2006/07/25 |
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M George to visit Goma and Bhunju Mayi in Democratic Republic of Congo, 26 ? 27 Jul Kinshasa - The leader of the South African Observer Mission (SAOM), Deputy Defence Minister Mluleki George, will visit Goma (eastern DRC) and Bhunju Mayi (central DRC) on Wednesday, 26 July and Thursday, 27 July 2006 respectively to assess the state of readiness for the July 30 Presidential and Parliamentary elections. Deputy Minister Mluleki George is currently leading the SAOM to the DRC. The SAOM is stationed in the DRC until 4 August 2006 to observe all phases of the elections, including ... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2006/06072715451002.htm Size: 8KB Source: Department of Foreign Affairs Collection: gov |
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0.7966 |
2006/07/25 |
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M George sends back member of observer mission in DRC Kinshasa - The leader of the South African Observer Mission (SAOM) to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Defence Deputy Minister Mluleki George has withdrawn one member of the SAOM for breaching the SAOM code of conduct and recommended that he be sent back to South Africa with immediate effect. Deputy Minister Mluleki George subsequently had a meeting with the member during which the member expressed his desire to be released from his duties in the SAOM to which the Deputy Minister ... [highlighted result] URL: http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/2006/06072611451001.htm Size: 8KB Source: Department of Foreign Affairs Collection: gov |
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