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Government activities for the week 12- 16 August 2024

Government activities for the week 12- 16 August 2024

On Monday, 12 August, Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledi engages with Limpopo stakeholders on the National Health Insurance. 

Also on Monday, the Department of International Relations and Cooperation will host a media briefing to update the public on the Minister’s programme and other topical issues related to international relations and cooperation.

Tuesday, 13 August, no confirmed events.

On Wednesday, 14 August, the Electoral Commission holds six municipal ward by-elections in the Eastern Cape and Limpopo. 

On Thursday, 15 August, Gender Equality launches reports on Women’s Access to Land and State of Health Care in the Eastern Cape.

Friday, 16 August, no confirmed events.  

 

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Monday, August 12, 2024

On Monday, 12 August, Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledi engages with Limpopo stakeholders on the National Health Insurance. 

Also on Monday, the Department of International Relations and Cooperation will host a media briefing to update the public on the Minister’s programme and other topical issues related to international relations and cooperation.

Tuesday, 13 August, no confirmed events.

On Wednesday, 14 August, the Electoral Commission holds six municipal ward by-elections in the Eastern Cape and Limpopo. 

On Thursday, 15 August, Gender Equality launches reports on Women’s Access to Land and State of Health Care in the Eastern Cape.

Friday, 16 August, no confirmed events.  

 

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