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Mar

08

2021

Cubans in South Africa celebrate "International Women's Day"

Pretoria, March 8, 2021.- With a simple but emotional activity, the group of the Cuban Embassy in South Africa, together with a representation of the Island's collaboration brigades in this sister African country, celebrated the “International Women's Day”.

The women received the entertainment of their companions, who highlighted the role of women in Cuban society and in the internationalist work of our country, gave them postcards and verses.

Mar

06

2021

South African Foreign Minister supports Henry Reeve Cuban Medical Contingent nomination for Nobel Peace Prize

The Minister of International Relations and Cooperation of South Africa, Dr. Naledi Pandor, intervened in the special debate of the National Parliament on the Cuban medical presence in the country, on which occasion she presented the forceful arguments taken into account by the South African government when taking the decision to formally nominate the “Henry Reeve” Medical Contingent for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Mar

04

2021

Cuba and South Africa advance bilateral cooperation on science, technology and innovation.

Pretoria march 4, 2021.- Through videoconference, a fruitful working meeting was held today between executives and specialists from Cuba and South Africa, with a view to expanding and diversifying bilateral cooperation in the fields of science, technology and innovation.

The Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, the Biocubafarma Group, the Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (CIGB) and the Cuban Embassy in South Africa were the Cuban institutions represented.

Feb

19

2021

Time to end the US blockade of Cuba

By Shannon Ebrahim Feb 19, 2021

The winds of change are potentially blowing in Cuba’s direction, and an end to the US blockade of 59 years has never been more urgent.

Cuba is facing a devastating food crisis with people lining up for hours and sometimes days for basic commodities that are unaffordable and sometimes impossible to find.

The country has been facing one of the worst food shortages in 25 years, with severe shortages of cooking oil, rice, chicken, corn, beans, fruit toothpaste, personal hygiene products, medicine, fuel, fertilizer and raw materials.

Feb

03

2021

Díaz-Canel thanks the President of South Africa for supporting the Cuban medical contingent for the Nobel Peace Prize

Pretoria, February 3.- President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez today expressed Cuba's gratitude to the South African head of state, Cyril Ramaphosa, for his support of the nomination for the Henry Reeve Medical Contingent for the Nobel Peace Prize.

#Cuba thanks the President of #Sudafrica Cyril Ramaphosa and his Cabinet for the proposal to nominate the Henry Reeve Contingent for the #Nobel. Recognizing him honors the noble mission of our physicians. #SomosCuba #CubaSalvaVidas, wrote Díaz-Canel on his Twitter account.

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