Latest articles on Government Communication And Information System

Time to overhaul the government’s communication department

Article Solomon Makgale - 23 Apr 2020

South Africa needs clear communication between departments and with the public, particularly now during the Covid-19 pandemic

Parents concerned about the future of students returning from China

Article Chris Gilili - 12 Mar 2020

Free State to suspend bursaries of students repatriated from Wuhan

Government rejects M&G report about reluctant coronavirus evacuation

Article Sabelo Skiti, Chris Gilili & Beauregard Tromp - 6 Mar 2020

Calls for ‘patriotic media’ in reporting on outbreak

Senseless census spending doesn’t add up

Article Phillip De Wet - 26 Jul 2013

The Government Communication and Information System's bungled census campaign has exposed the state's communications mess.

Government jettisons Jimmy Manyi

Article Staff Reporter & Charles Molele - 27 Aug 2012

Jimmy Manyi's time as government spokesperson has come to an end, the presidency has announced.

Manyi’s plans for government agency hit brick wall

Article Charles Molele - 24 Aug 2012

Jimmy Manyi suffered a double blow this week when the treasury rejected his plans for restructuring the government communications agency.

Manyi’s one-stop advert shop

Article bogdan TagDiv - 20 Apr 2012

Jimmy Manyi has sought to have all of governments advertising centralised under the Government Communication and Information System, which he runs.

Manyi: GCIS control over ads is not new

Article Staff Reporter - 16 Apr 2012

Cabinet spokesperson Jimmy Manyi says the centralisation of government departments' advertising was not new and has been happening since June 2011.

Why, Mr President, what a bright face you have

Article bogdan TagDiv - 7 Nov 2011

Are Jacob Zuma's recent photographs a bit too staged and polished?

Manyi passes baton to deputy at management forum

Article Staff Reporter - 7 Mar 2011

Government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi on Sunday passed on most of his Black Management Forum responsibilities to deputy president Tembakazi Mnyaka.

Government denies plan to shift adspend

Article Staff Reporter - 1 Nov 2010

The government has denied planning to shift its advertising spend to "patriotic" media outlets like the SABC and the <i>New Age</i>.

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Special Reports

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Special Reports

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Special Reports

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Special Reports

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Opt-in to Popia

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Special Reports

Capital Legacy talks life

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