Coat of Arms imageSA Govt Info image
row imagewww.gov.zawhat's newlinksfaq'ssitemapfeedbackrow image
speeches & statementsdocumentsour leadersabout governmentabout saeventssearch
 
Homepage Homepage
Speeches and statements

>

New on the website


>

State of the Nation address

>

National Budget

>

Parliamentary media briefings (GCIS)

>

Statements on Cabinet meetings

>

Audio files


>

By subject

>

By government leaders

>

By government departments and bodies

>

By category
> Cabinet statements
> Events
> Media advisories
> Parliamentary questions and answers
> Speeches
> Statements
> Transcripts

>

By former leaders


>

Search on speeches and statements


Public Protector to address Older Person's Forum annual general meeting (AGM)

1 Sep 2010

Public Protector, Advocate Thuli Madonsela, will address the annual general meeting of the South African Older Persons’ Forum (SAOPF) in Bloemfontein, Free State on Thursday, 2 September 2010.

The SAOPF is a section 21 company, whose role is promote the rights and dignity of older persons, consult and advise government, comment on legislation and policy, raise public awareness and interact with the Minister of Social Development, Parliament and other relevant stakeholders on behalf of members.

The Public Protector regularly receives a number of complaints from older persons. Most of the complaints relate to suspended old age grants due to duplicate identity documents, among other things.

The Public Protector will explain her role in addressing the plight of vulnerable senior citizens, who have been failed by the state. Investigators from her Office will be on site to take possible complaints.

The event is scheduled to take place as follows:

Date: Thursday, 2 September 2010
Time: 10h00
Venue: Protea Hotel, Bloem Plaza, East Burger, Bloemfontein.

For more information, contact:
Kgalalelo Masibi
Tel: 012 366 7006
Cell: 079 507 0399
E-mail: kgalalelom@pprotect.org

Issued by: Department of Environmental Affairs
1 Sep 2010


    [ Top ]

    Related links
    >

    Subscribe to mailing lists

    >

    RSS feed

     

    About the site | Terms & conditions | Contact your government
    Developed and maintained by GCIS
    This site is best viewed using 800 x 600 resolution with Internet Explorer 4.5, Netscape Communicator 4.5, Mozilla 1.x or higher.