“Over the past 25 years, we have been working together to build that nation. And while this is still very much a work in progress, we are firmly on the path to unite, renew and transform our society.”
Ramaphosa said the outpouring of support for the Springboks on the road to the final again showed the immense potential of sport to unite South Africans.
” ... We momentarily forgot our woes . And now, our sails swelled by the wind of victory, our pride must not deflate, our euphoria must not dissipate and our optimism must endure. Let the goodwill brought by our success at Yokohama inspire us to put our collective shoulder to the wheel as we confront our economic, political and social challenges together — and overcome them.
He proposed that media commission more content that reflects the values of tolerance and multiculturalism. Leaders of faith organisations, traditional bodies, political parties, cultural organisations, sports organisations and business bodies should all work together to foster a more inclusive and cohesive society. And public sports and recreation facilities must be better resourced, especially in rural areas, so that young men and women who cherish dreams of sporting success attain their goals.
“More than ever, we need to be single-minded in our determination to build an economy that can benefit all our people.” This week, SA will host an investment conference attended by more than 1,500 investors and business people, as part of an ambitious drive to entice finance to the country.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Cyril Ramaphosa on Springboks' win: This is a historic moment for SARWCFinal 'When I spoke to them hours before the match, I could see in their eyes that they were really determined, and they have delivered a great victory. It was really go Bokke.'
Read more »
Mboweni’s mini budget was honest, but SA must act nowThe medium-term budget policy statement delivered by Finance Minister Tito Mboweni was brutally honest. However, not everyone thought he hit the right note.
Read more »
Apple TV+ launches in SA at R84.99Apple has launched its streaming service in South Africa, costing R84.99.
Read more »
Brad Binder makes it a brilliant weekend for SASA KTM Ajo rider wins Malaysian Moto2 Grand Prix, but just fails to secure the world championship
Read more »
SA turns spotlight on impact investing ahead of 2019 Investment Conference | IOL Business ReportThe country’s second Impact Investment Forum will explore how to put SA’s financial resources to use to address persistent poverty and inequality.
Read more »
Cyril must make like the Boks and show some spine to fix SA'The problem with the Ramaphosa crowd is not their brains. It’s their spines. They have abundant supplies of brains but their spines turn to jelly at the first sighting of a trade unionist or a Politics 101 student in a red onesie,' writes Justice Malala.
Read more »