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Imbizo Focus Week

1 to 8 November 2008

The Imbizo Week scheduled to take place from the 1 – 8 November, will be the last before the end of term of government. This week provides an opportunity for political leaders in all three spheres of government to interact with communities all over the country in profiling the work and success of the 15 years of democracy, while on the other hand acknowledging the challenges that still lie ahead (programme) [PDF]. This period will also mobilise communities to work together in ensuring that we deliver a successful 2010 FIFA World Cup.  

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