Workers kidnapped in Senegal are not South Africans
The International Relations Department says the 12 de-mining workers that are reported to have been kidnapped in Senegal are not South Africans.
View ArticleSA welcomes UAE decision on Karabus passport
The International Relations Department says Cape Town paediatric oncologist, Professor Cyril Karabus, has been booked on a flight home on Wednesday.
View ArticleSA embassy in Egypt stays open
The International Relations Department says the South African embassy in Egypt remains open.
View ArticleSA recalls some Egyptian embassy staff
South Africa’s International Relations Department has recalled all non-essential staff from its embassy in Cairo.
View ArticleDirco takes blame for Motlanthe award delay
The International Relations Department has denied reports that President Jacob Zuma is to blame for the alleged withdrawal of an academic honour to his deputy, Kgalema Motlanthe.
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‘Generations’ actress Rosie Motene allegedly assaulted in Botswana
The International Relations Department on Saturday helped well-known actress Rosie Motene to return to South Africa after she was allegedly assaulted in Botswana.
View ArticleSA congratulates new Madagascar president
The South African government has congratulated Hery Rajaonarimampianina on his election as the new president of Madagascar, the International Relations Department said on Monday.
View Article"Everything is peaceful in Lesotho"– Army
President Jacob Zuma will travel to Lesotho on Tuesday to discuss restoring “peace and stability” in the country, the International Relations Department said.
View ArticleDalai Lama visa uproar is factually incorrect: DIRCO
The International Relations Department says it does not understand why the Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama’s decision to cancel his trip to South Africa has become such an issue.
View ArticleNepal storm: SA awaits word on climbers
The International Relations Department is reportedly in the dark about five South Africans caught in Nepal’s mountain storm.
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