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JUNE 2004
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"President Mbeki Attending G8 Summit in Sea Island, Georgia, U.S. 10 June 2004
"Council
of Foreign Relations: "A discussion
"Mandela has officially retired from Public Life. 2 June 2004
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'I'll call you' - Nelson Mandela
MAY 2004

Nelson Mandela holds the Fifa World Cup aloft seconds after South Africa was announced as the host nation for the 2010 Football World Cup (Photo:
Fifa.com)"I feel like a young man of 15", Nelson Mandela joked after South Africa was awarded the right to host the 2010 Football World Cup. But, typically, his first thought was for others - the people of rival bidders Morocco, Egypt, Libya and Tunisia. "South Africans should treat this decision with humility", Mandela said, "because we are, after all, equal"
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APRIL 2004
"South African Embassy Film Night" on Friday 16 April 2004 at the Nati
Her Excellency Ambassador Barbara Masekela
, presenting the introductory remarks for the "South African Embassy Film Night" on Friday 16 April 2004 at the National GeoS
outh African citizens in Washington D.C. who are eligible to vote during the third general election, should be advised that such citizens can cast their votes at the South African Embassy , 3051 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington D.C. 20008 between 08h30 and 17h00 on Wednesday, 7 April 2004. If you would like to know whether you are eligible to vote, please CLICK HEREMARCH 2004
"South Africa's Gauteng province to announce anti-AIDS drugs roll out"
"Western Cape to become hub for offshore oil and gas exploration"
"The United States has reiterated its support for Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) "
“ Young Guguletu science student arrives back from NASA”,19 March 2004
"Progress in the implementation of the Comprehensive Plan for Management, Care and Treatment of HIV and AIDS" . 02 March 2004
FEBRUARY 2004
President Thabo Mbeki delivers the State of the Nation Address at the Opening of Parliament, Friday 6 February 2004
JANUARY 2004
Embassy Hosts Reception for Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane, Primate of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa Monday, 26 January 2004"
| The Embassy of South Africa hosted a reception on Monday ,
26 January 2004 for Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane, Primate of the Anglican
Church of Southern Africa.
In the photo, South African Ambassador H.E. Barbara Masekela (center) with Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane (left) The Right Reverend John Bryson Chane, of the Washington National Cathedral (right) |
DECEMBER 2003
Oprah's $1m boost for "Cida", the South Africa's first "ubuntu" Universitv. 9 December 2003
NOVEMBER 2003
SEPTEMBER 2003
OCTOBER 2003
(Press Release 2 October 2003)The Nobel Prize in Literature 2003 is awarded to the South African writer John Maxwell Coetzee
Newsletter from the National HIV/AIDS and TB programme, Pretoria Number 38. 27 October 200
SEPTEMBER 2003
Update on South Africa's National HIV and Aids Program (12 September 2003)
South African Tourism Month (September 2003)
Fifth World Parks Congress, ICC Durban (8-17 September 2003)
AUGUST 2003
Newsletter from the National HIV/AIDS and TB Programme, Pretoria Number 37 (15 August, 2003)
Special Cabinet Meeting Statement on Enhanced Programme against HIV and AIDS!!!! (8 August, 2003)
Statements/enhanced programme against HIV and AIDS(8 August 2003.
Statements/Reaching Consensus on HIV and AIDS Durban Conference 7 August 2003)
JUNE/JULY 2003
Newsletter from the
national HIV/AIDS and TB Programme, Pretoria
Number 36, 4 July 2003
President Thabo Mbeki and George W Bush discuss U.S.-Africa Partnership
APRIL 2003
Newsletter from the national HIV/AIDS and TB Programme, Pretoria Number 34, 10 April 2003
FEBRUARY/MARCH 2003
DECEMBER 2002/JANUARY 2003
NOVEMBER 2002
Woodrow Wilson Center Hosts Princeton Lyman Book Launch and Panel Discussion
Breyten Breytenbach to Read at DC International Poetry Festival
OCTOBER 2002
Peace Corps Volunteer, Meg Karchner, Shares Her South African Experience
South African Artist, Virginia O'Grady, Exhibits Greek Island Oil Paintings in Fairfax
SEPTEMBER 2002
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Aziz Pahad to Participate in Congressional Hearing on NEPAD
Johannesburg Summit Generates More Than R8BN for SA Economy - Moosa Hails Impact of WSSD
Statement on the Anniversary of the Terror Attacks on the USA on September 11 2001
ANC Today, Letter from the President: 'South Africa Can Take Pride in World Summit'
'Development Now a Real Possibility for All" by Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma and Valli Moosa
WSSD Updates:
Address by Deputy President Jacob Zuma at the Closing Ceremony of the WSSD Women's Action Tent
Address by Mr. Nelson Mandela at the Opening of the Water Dome
Address by Minister of Health, Dr. Tshabalala-Msimang, at the Plenary Session on Health
Keynote Address by the Minister of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology, Dr. Ben Ngubane
South African Human Rights Commission States Its Positions on Gatherings and Protests
Key Aspects of President Mbeki's Opening Address of the World Summit for Sustainable Development
Fact Sheet: The Johannesburg Summit - An Overview (pdf format)
AUGUST 2002
DOD Approves Two South African Artillery Ammunition Projects
Statement by Govt, Anglo American Plc and De Beers on Mining Industry
WSSD Symbolic Transfer of the Torch: 'From Rio to Johnnesburg'
Statement by Kofi Annan to the Security Council Meeting on DRC/Rwanda Peace Agreement
ANC Today Letter from the President: Great Lakes Peace Deal a Rare Gift of Hope, 2-8 August 2002
ANC Today Letter from the President: Who Shall Guard the Guardians?, 26 July - 2 August 2002
Sustainable Development: Summit Texts Will Be Ready, Officials Say
Deputy President Zuma's Address at Signing of Peace Agreement Between the DRC and Rwanda
Peace Accord to be Signed Between
the Governments of the
Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda
JULY 2002
JUNE 2002
Clinton Democracy Fellows at City Year Visit Embassy, 28 June 2002
Op-Ed by President Thabo Mbeki Which Appeared in the New York Times
President Mbeki's Address on the Occasion of the Budget Vote of the Presidency
Presentation by Deputy President, Mr. Jacob Zuma, at the World Economic Forum
The Highest Quality Cars in Europe Are Made in South Africa!
MAY 2002
Foreign Affairs Budget Speech by Minister Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, 28 May 2002
MEDIA RELEASE: The DTI Facilitates R450 Million Investment, 90 Jobs Created
APRIL 2002
UNAIDS Welcomes South African Government's Renewed Commitment to HIV/AIDS
Statement on Communication Between President Mbeki and Mark Shuttleworth
MARCH 2002
FEBRUARY 2002
South African Jazz Legend Hugh Masekela Visits the Embassy, 27 February 2002
Media Statement: SA-US Bilateral Cooperation Forum, 13 February 2002
President Thabo Mbeki's State of the Nation Address, 8 February 2002
JANUARY 2002
Humanitarian Relief Fund for the Citizens of Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo
AFSCME Makes Generous Contribution to the Nelson Mandela Foundation
DECEMBER 2001
Letter of the Ambassador Sheila Sisulu in response to NY Times editorials
South Africa's Response to the High Court Ruling Ordering Access to Anti-Retroviral Drug Neverapine
News Release: Boeing and Aerosud Sign Firm Contract to Build Airplane Parts
Press Release: World AIDS Day Briefing: Reaffirming Our Commitment, Thursday 29 November 2001
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