Media programme for Progressive Governance Summit
Tshwane, Hammanskraal
Friday, 10 – Sunday, 12 February 2006
Media pool arrangements will be constituted for the following opportunities:
Friday, 10 February 2006
Airport arrivals and transfers of delegates to the Summit
Schedule to be advised
Venue: International Arrivals Terminal, Johannesburg International Airport, Kempton Park
(Please present press cards)
(Parking in parking lot for journalists own cost)
Contact: Manusha Pillai on 082 389 3587
Dinner hosted by President Mbeki to welcome delegates to the Summit
Venue: Sheraton Hotel, Church Street, Tshwane
(Please present press cards)
(Parking at Sheraton Hotel for journalists own costs)
Contact:
Nikhil Bramdaw on 083 777 6827
David Hlabane on 082 561 9428
Harold Maloka on 082 847 9799
Manusha Pillai on 082 389 3587
Sunday, 12 February
Family Photograph
Venue: Didimala Game Lodge, Hammanskraal, Gauteng
(Accreditation required)
Contact:
Nikhil Bramdaw on 083 777 6827
David Hlabane on 082 561 9428
Harold Maloka on 082 847 9799
Manusha Pillai on 082 389 3587
Media Briefing
Venue: Didimala Game Lodge, Hammanskraal, Gauteng
(Accreditation required)
Contact:
Nikhil Bramdaw on 083 777 6827
David Hlabane on 082 561 9428
Harold Maloka on 082 847 9799
Manusha Pillai on 082 389 3587
Issued by: Department of Foreign Affairs
9 February 2006
Rev. Chikane and Adv. Gumbi briefing on Progressive Governance Summit
8 February 2006
Reverend Frank Chikane and Adv. Mojanke Gumbi will brief the media today (Wednesday), about the upcoming Progressive Governance Summit.
Time: 11h00
Venue: Imbizo Media Centre, 120 Plein Street, Cape Town
Enquiries:
Malerato Sekha
Cell: 082 467 8579
David Hlabane
Cell: 082 561 9428
Colin Cruywagen
Cell: 082 377 9916
Issued by: The Presidency
8 February 2006
Media advisory
7 February 2006
Members of the media, who have applied for accreditation for the Progressive Governance Summit 2006, are advised to collect their accreditation cards at the accreditation centre (white marquee) at Union Buildings. Individual journalists must personally present themselves at the accreditation centre for live accreditation.
The accreditation centre will be open from Wednesday 8 February 2006 till Sunday 12 February 2006.
Details are as follows:
Venue: South Lawn, Union Buildings, Pretoria
Time: 08h00 – 20h00 (daily)
NB: Please bring along your ID/Passport or Driver's License for easy identification and collection.
Enquiries:
Harold Maloka
Cell: 082 847 9799
David Hlabane
Cell: 082 561 9428
Issued by: GCIS
7 February 2006
Media Advisory on Progressive Governance Summit
30 January 2006
The 2006 Progressive Governance Summit takes place in South Africa on 11 and 12 February 2006. The event will take place at Didimala Game Lodge in Hammanskraal. This will be the first time that the Summit takes place in the developing world.
The Progressive Governance Summit brings together Heads of State and Government dominated by Centre-Left parties across the world, which collectively form the Progressive Governance Network. Formed in 1999, in the context of the trend towards a unipolar world, the Network brings together leaders from both developed and developing worlds.
The Summit will be preceded by a high level round table discussion on Saturday, 11 February 2006, comprising the Heads of State/Government attending the Summit and a group of progressive leaders currently in opposition as well as a number of key international figures.
Media are invited to cover the summit. There will be a media briefing by Heads of State and Government at the end of the summit on Sunday, 12 February 2006.
Media interested in covering the event are requested to submit their names and ID/Passport numbers to: Matome Sebelebele on Matome@gcis.gov.za .
All media should ensure that their details are submitted by Monday, 6 February 2006, for accreditation purposes.
For more information please visit http://www.pgs.gov.za .
Enquiries Contact:
Harold Maloka
Cell: 082 847 9799
Nikhil Bramdaw
Cell: 083 777 6827
David Hlabane
Cell: 082 561 9428
Issued by: Government Communication (GCIS)
30 January 2006