A journey into the archives! 🗞️🇿🇦 Highlights from last Thursday’s lecture with Prof. Bhaso Ndzendze on Xhosa Propaganda during WWII & the Indlovu newspaper. 🏛️📜
Thank you to all who attended this vital exploration of our shared past! 🎖️✨
A journey into the archives! 🗞️🇿🇦 Highlights from last Thursday’s lecture with Prof. Bhaso Ndzendze on Xhosa Propaganda during WWII & the Indlovu newspaper. 🏛️📜
Thank you to all who attended this vital exploration of our shared past! 🎖️✨
Media statement by Mr Lennox Tukwayo,
Chief Executive Officer, Iziko Museums of South Africa.
Iziko Museums of South Africa affirms its unwavering respect for artistic freedom and the vital role of art in confronting uncomfortable truths.
In a society that is still navigating the tensions of identity, belonging, trauma, and transformation, exhibitions like Long Life demonstrate the power of art as a catalyst for social reflection and growth.
Read more: https://t.co/3KG4PLBR7t
Our role is not to censor or sanitise, but to facilitate dialogue, preserve artistic freedom, and to reflect our nations stories with honesty and courage.
Media statement by Mr Lennox Tukwayo,
Chief Executive Officer, Iziko Museums of South Africa.
Iziko Museums of South Africa affirms its unwavering respect for artistic freedom and the vital role of art in confronting uncomfortable truths.
Secretary Rubio,
I have read your Substack post from 3 December 2025.
From the outset, let me extend congratulations to the United States on assuming the G20 Presidency. We offer our sincere wishes for a successful term, one that we hope will serve the cause of global unity and inclusive progress.
Your words, however, compel me to speak—not merely as a representative of a government, but as a voice from a nation whose very existence is a testament to a profound truth: that the deepest divides can be bridged. Not through dictation, but through dialogue, not through power alone, but through unwavering principle, not through unilateral action but global solidarity.
https://t.co/Mp3fojB4E2
Last night the US President verbally attacked South Africa. Its a series of attacks on an African country within days.
This time he threatened to ban SA from the upcoming G20 Summit. Again, only Germany & Brazil have defended SA while African Presidents remain quiet !!!
I had the great pleasure of meeting with His Excellency President Cyril Ramaphosa here in South Africa, host nation for the G20.
I expressed my appreciation at being invited to the G20 where nations are gathered to discuss critical issues, many of which relate to Jamaica. In particular, I am pleased at the importance being placed on climate change, especially as Jamaica navigates the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa.
It is important that our voices be heard and that we are present in fora such as these where we can engage in essential discussions and forge partnerships as we look towards our long-term national recovery and long-term development priorities.
Our conversation also touched on the rich potential for cultural exchange and collaboration, particularly through South Africa’s renowned film industry and well as opportunities in trade, travel, and tourism.
I extended a warm invitation for President Ramaphosa to visit Jamaica, and we discussed how we can continue to work together in meaningful ways towards the best outcomes for both our nations.
This engagement highlights a significant step in deepening the bonds between our nations and advancing shared prosperity, cooperation, and global solidarity.
Thank you for the invitation to G20 Leaders' Summit and my warmest congratulations for your successful presidency @CyrilRamaphosa.
Always a pleasure to have discussions with you.
South Africa is a key player in a global arena and a strong supporter of multilateralism.
PM Takaichi: “I met with President Ramaphosa of South Africa🇿🇦, this year's G20 Chair. I conveyed that Japan places great importance on ensuring a stable investment environment that enables Japanese companies to operate smoothly. We also confirmed our commitment to working (1/2)
#G20SouthAfrica🇿🇦 | South Africa’s Sous-Sherpa, Amb. Xolisa Mabhongo will speak to Breakfast with Martin on Jacaranda FM, 94.2 at 07:10, to following South Africa’s #G20 Leaders’ Summit which took place in Johannesburg, South Africa this weekend under the theme: “Solidarity, Equality, Sustainability”.
#ReKaofela
#BetterAfricaBetterWorld
@DIRCO_ZA
Congratulations to my dear friend @CyrilRamaphosa and his team for this G20 Summit, the first ever on the African continent. Hand in hand as we look ahead to the French G7 Presidency!
The #G20SouthAfrica Presidency has wrapped, but its impact will endure.
One message is clear: multilateralism works when it is inclusive. Africa is not on the sidelines; we are shaping global priorities.
Now the work continues — translating commitments into real progress!