South Africa has been careful to make "quick judgements" in the aftermath of Ugandan elections, which the opposition says was rigged.

Cyril Ramaphosa

Yoweri Museveni

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South Africa

News24

Ramaphosa taking wait-and-see approach to re-election of Uganda's Museveni

President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into a law a bill that will allow for the prosecution of people suspected of having committed sexual offences, irrespective of when the crime occurred

dispatchlive.co.za

heraldlive.co.za

Ramaphosa signs in new law that ends time limit to prosecute serious crimes

President Ramaphosa said that his government wanted to support black businesses but he added that with government taking on the role of leading, not only negotiations, but the purchasing of vaccines, it was likely that most would not benefit from the procurement processes.

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Ramaphosa urges black businesses to participate in COVID-19 vaccine rollout

President Cyril Ramaphosa has insisted that government would prioritise the purchase of Covid-19 vacccines as Deputy Minister of Health Joe Phaahla on Tuesday confirmed that the first consignment would be delivered later this month.

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Coronavirus

Ramaphosa insists money will be available for Covid-19 vaccines

The Communications Workers Union has called for President Cyril Ramaphosa to dissolve the board of directors of the SABC, as staff at the broadcaster once again go on strike over impending retrenchments.

Union wants entire SABC board sacked as staff go on strike again

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has deployed 2,122 troops to support other state actors in fighting against the coronavirus pandemic whose new surge has claimed over 38,000 lives since the outbreak in March last year, APA learnt on Wednesday.The four-week deployment will end on 31 January 2021 at a cost of US$6.4 million, the president said in a formal letter sent to parliament.

Cameroon

Journal du Cameroun

Ramaphosa deploys over 2,000 troops in S/Africa's Covid-19 fight - Journal du Cameroun

President Cyril Ramaphosa has dashed the hopes of businesspeople who want a piece of the pie during the Covid-19 vaccine roll-out.

Business Live

Ramaphosa: There won't be too many opportunities for business during the vaccine roll-out

President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into a law a bill that will allow for the prosecution of people suspected of having committed sexual offences, irrespective of when the crime occurred.

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