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Minister Naledi Pandor delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Minister Naledi Pandor delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Minister Naledi Pandor delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Deputy President Paul Mashatile delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Deputy President Paul Mashatile delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Deputy President Paul Mashatile delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Deputy President Paul Mashatile delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Deputy President Paul Mashatile delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Deputy President Paul Mashatile delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Deputy President Paul Mashatile delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Deputy President Paul Mashatile delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Deputy President Paul Mashatile delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Deputy President Paul Mashatile delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO
Deputy President Paul Mashatile delivers the keynote address at the 8th Annual Ubuntu Awards ceremony. The awards ceremony is organised annually by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and is aimed at recognising South African industry leaders, eminent persons and ordinary South African citizens for their distinguished service and contribution to promoting South Africa’s national interests and values across the world. Traditionally, the event takes place after the opening of Parliament and brings together captains of industry, civil society leaders, members of the Cabinet and eminent persons, in addition to all Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to South Africa. The Ubuntu Awards were launched in 2015 to celebrate South African citizens who play an active role in projecting a positive image of South Africa internationally through diligent service in their respective fields. Photos: Katlholo Maifadi/DIRCO

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(in the pic - President Jacob Zuma addressing. President Jacob Zuma attends the inaugural UBUNTU Awards hosted by the Department of International Relations and Cooperations held at the Cape town International Convention Centre. 14/02/2015, Elmond Jiyane, DoC
(in the pic - Ambassodor Billy Modise receiving the OR Tambo Life Time Achievement Award from President Jacob Zuma and Minister Maite Nkoana Mashabane). President Jacob Zuma attends the inaugural UBUNTU Awards hosted by the Department of International Relations and Cooperations held at the Cape town International Convention Centre. 14/02/2015, Elmond Jiyane, DoC
(in the pic - Dr Ruth Mompati delivering her acceptance speech after receiving the OR Tambo Life Time Achievement Award from President Jacob Zuma). President Jacob Zuma attends the inaugural UBUNTU Awards hosted by the Department of International Relations and Cooperations held at the Cape town International Convention Centre. 14/02/2015, Elmond Jiyane, DoC
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