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Government activities for the week 19-23 August

19 August 2024 by Guest

Government activities for the week 19-23 August

On Monday, 19 August, the Minister of Basic Education, Siviwe Gwarube, will officiate at the opening ceremony of the 40th Association for Educational Assessment in Africa at the Century City Conference and Hotel, Cape Town.

Also on Monday, the Phelophepa train will be at Tembisa (Oakmoor station) and Sedibeng (Vereeniging station) from 19-23 August.

Tuesday, 20 August, the Minister of Tourism, Patricia de Lille together with the Deputy Minister, Makhotso Sotyu, will launch Tourism Month in the Northern Cape.

On Wednesday, 21 August, Employment and Labour to engage employers and opportunity providers on public employment services at the Worcester Labour Centre, Western Cape.

On Thursday, 22 August, President Cyril Ramaphosa will preside over the signing of the second Presidential Health Compact at the Union Buildings in Pretoria.

Friday, 23 August, Gauteng Province Presidential Imbizo at Tsakane Stadium, Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality.  

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Monday, August 19, 2024

On Monday, 19 August, the Minister of Basic Education, Siviwe Gwarube, will officiate at the opening ceremony of the 40th Association for Educational Assessment in Africa at the Century City Conference and Hotel, Cape Town.

Also on Monday, the Phelophepa train will be at Tembisa (Oakmoor station) and Sedibeng (Vereeniging station) from 19-23 August.

Tuesday, 20 August, the Minister of Tourism, Patricia de Lille together with the Deputy Minister, Makhotso Sotyu, will launch Tourism Month in the Northern Cape.

On Wednesday, 21 August, Employment and Labour to engage employers and opportunity providers on public employment services at the Worcester Labour Centre, Western Cape.

On Thursday, 22 August, President Cyril Ramaphosa will preside over the signing of the second Presidential Health Compact at the Union Buildings in Pretoria.

Friday, 23 August, Gauteng Province Presidential Imbizo at Tsakane Stadium, Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality.  

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