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Minister Ronald Lamola DIRCO-SAIIA Symposium Media Engagement.mp3
May 2500:08:56Tap to summarizeMinister Ronald Lamola engages with media following the DIRCO-SAIIA Pre-Budget Vote Symposium DIRCO-SAIIA held at Kelvin Grove, Newlands, Cape Town.
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DIRCO-SAIIA Pre-Budget Vote Symposium.MP3
May 2501:04:27Tap to summarizeSouth Africa’s foreign policy priorities have recently been advanced through (but not limited to) its successful 2025 G20 Presidency. On the horizon for the continued advancement of these foreign policy imperatives, is the chairship of the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) and two-year tenure on the African Union Peace and Security Council, reinforcing its role in shaping both global governance and continental stability. How do these advancements and positions mirror South Africa’s national interests and domestic realities? As part of an ongoing series of public policy engagements held jointly by the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) and the Department of International Relations and Cooperation, this public symposium is an ongoing effort to bring international relations closer to different sectors of society including: media, academia, students, think tanks, private sector, community organisations, political organisations, and the diplomatic corps. This symposium accordingly provides a platform to critically examine these intersecting issues and to craft informed, forward-looking responses suited to Africa’s contemporary realities.
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Minister Ronald Lamola's Reflections on DIRCO-SAIIA Pre-Budget Vote Symposium.mp3
May 2500:12:03Tap to summarizeMinister Ronald Lamola final reflections following the DIRCO-SAIIA Pre-Budget Vote Symposium DIRCO-SAIIA held under the theme: “South Africa’s Foreign Policy in an Era of Global Fragmentation: Trade, Geopolitics and International Law” at Kelvin Grove, Newlands, Cape Town.
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Minister Ronald Lamola's Keynote Address at DIRCO-SAIIA Pre-Budget Vote Symposium.mp3
May 2500:24:37Tap to summarizeMinister Ronald Lamola delivering a keynote address at DIRCO-SAIIA Pre-Budget Vote Symposium DIRCO-SAIIA under the theme: “South Africa’s Foreign Policy in an Era of Global Fragmentation: Trade, Geopolitics and International Law” held at Kelvin Grove, Newlands, Cape Town. South Africa’s foreign policy priorities have recently been advanced through (but not limited to) its successful 2025 G20 Presidency. On the horizon for the continued advancement of these foreign policy imperatives, is the chairship of the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) and two-year tenure on the African Union Peace and Security Council, reinforcing its role in shaping both global governance and continental stability. How do these advancements and positions mirror South Africa’s national interests and domestic realities? As part of an ongoing series of public policy engagements held jointly by the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) and the Department of International Relations and Cooperation, this public symposium is an ongoing effort to bring international relations closer to different sectors of society including: media, academia, students, think tanks, private sector, community organisations, political organisations, and the diplomatic corps. This symposium accordingly provides a platform to critically examine these intersecting issues and to craft informed, forward-looking responses suited to Africa’s contemporary realities.
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Deputy Minister Alvin Botes DIRCO-SAIIA Symposium Welcoming Remarks.mp3
May 2500:06:26Tap to summarizeDeputy Minister Alvin Botes delivering welcoming remarks and introducing Minister Ronald Lamola at DIRCO-SAIIA Pre-Budget Vote Symposium held at Kelvin Grove, Newlands, Cape Town. South Africa’s foreign policy priorities have recently been advanced through (but not limited to) its successful 2025 G20 Presidency. On the horizon for the continued advancement of these foreign policy imperatives, is the chairship of the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) and two-year tenure on the African Union Peace and Security Council, reinforcing its role in shaping both global governance and continental stability. How do these advancements and positions mirror South Africa’s national interests and domestic realities? As part of an ongoing series of public policy engagements held jointly by the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) and the Department of International Relations and Cooperation, this public symposium is an ongoing effort to bring international relations closer to different sectors of society including: media, academia, students, think tanks, private sector, community organisations, political organisations, and the diplomatic corps. This symposium accordingly provides a platform to critically examine these intersecting issues and to craft informed, forward-looking responses suited to Africa’s contemporary realities.
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Phindile Mkhwanazi - AMDIN Continental Conference
May 1800:12:48Tap to summarizeThe Second AMDIN Continental Conference, is taking place from 18–20 May 2026 in Namibia. The African Management Development Institutes’ Network (AMDIN) serves as a vital continental platform, bringing together public sector training institutions to strengthen governance, leadership, and capacity across Africa. This upcoming conference marks an important moment in our shared journey to build stronger, more responsive public institutions. Hosted by the Namibia Institute of Public Administration and Management (NIPAM), this conference will convene a diverse and influential audience — including government officials, public administration practitioners, academics, students, development partners, and private sector leaders. Under the theme: “Transformative Public Service Leadership for Sustainable Development and Inclusive Growth in Africa,” delegates will engage in meaningful dialogue, share best practices, and explore innovative solutions to the challenges facing public sector leadership today.
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Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Lamola 's closing interview with Ubuntu Radio. #SAinIndia
May 1500:04:46Tap to summarizeMinister of International Relations and Cooperation Lamola 's closing interview with Ubuntu Radio following the conclusion of the BRICS Ministers of Foreign Affairs Meeting in India.
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Director-General Victor Vele - Tourism Revitalisation Programme.mp3
May 1400:30:38Tap to summarizeUbuntu Radio special interview with Department of Tourism’s Director General, Mr Victor Vele on the success of *Tourism Revitalisation Programme* on the margins of Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 held in Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal.
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Winile Mtungwa Deputy Director Durban Tourism - Post ATI2026 Interview.mp3
May 1400:04:41Tap to summarizeUbuntu Radio interview with Ms Winile Mtungwa, the Deputy Director: Durban Tourism following the conclusion of Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 in Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal.
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Sithembile Ndaba SAT Chief Marketing Officer - Post ATI2026 Interview.mp3
May 1400:03:23Tap to summarizeUbuntu Radio interview with South African Tourism’s Chief Marketing Officer, Ms Sithembile Ndaba at the conclusion of Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 in Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal.
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