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Pour Télécharger Le DITABA N°70 En Format Bulletin de l'Ambassade d'Afrique du Sud à Paris Afrique du Sud, construire une nation gagnante dans une Afrique meilleure et un monde meilleur Ce mois-ci Pages 1 et 2 Editorial Le Président Zuma procède à un remaniement ministériel Pages 3 et 4 Liste des membres du nouveau gouvernement sud- africain Page 5 Brèves - Affaires Etrangères - Economie Page 6 Brèves - Culture Monsieur Marius Fransman (au centre), nouveau ministre adjoint à la Coopération - Tourisme et aux Relations Internationales. - Sports - Energie Editorial que « durant la période qui avait suivi son Page 7 élection, [il avait] eu le temps d’étudier le - Le saviez-vous ? Le Président Jacob Zuma fonctionnement de l’administration et de - Ils ont dit... procède à un remaniement s’assurer qu’elle s’acquittait correctement - Calendrier ministériel de ses tâches et, dans le cas contraire, - Contacts d’identifier les modifications à apporter ». Le Président Zuma a annoncé, le 31 octobre dernier, moins d’un an et demi Face aux défis auxquels est encore après son accession au pouvoir, un confronté le pays, comme le chômage, la important remaniement ministériel. Ce pauvreté et les inégalités, le dernier veut faire écho à la volonté du gouvernement doit accentuer ses efforts chef de l’Etat d’accélérer l’efficacité de pour améliorer la vie des plus pauvres. « son action, notamment dans la lutte Nos concitoyens ont besoin de percevoir contre la pauvreté. Dans son une amélioration visible dans des intervention devant la presse, le domaines tels que l’accès à l’eau, à Taux de change du rand Président Jacob Zuma a expliqué que l’électricité, aux soins médicaux, à (8 novembre 2010) la mission de son gouvernement était l’enseignement, aux services de base et « d’améliorer la qualité de vie de tous à la sécurité » US dollar : 6,92 les Sud-Africains, et en particulier des Euro : 9,77 plus pauvres d’entre eux », précisant lire la suite > page 2 Livre Sterling : 11,25 1 DITABA novembre 2010 Editorial (suite) : Le Président Jacob Zuma procède à un remaniement ministériel Le Président Zuma, au cours de l’annonce de ce remaniement, a rappelé que l’Afrique du Sud avait les ressources humaines nécessaires, et notamment des cadres compétents et expérimentés. Ces derniers, du point de vue du chef de l’Etat, doivent faire en sorte que les services arrivent bien à la population sous la direction des ministres et des ministres adjoints. Le Président Zuma a également souligné que les ministres et leurs ministres adjoints ont œuvré pour que les Sud- Africains puissent avoir accès à ces services et que, précisément, après avoir étudié la manière dont fonctionnaient les ministères, il a décidé d’en renforcer certains en leur adjoignant un secrétariat d’Etat. Quatre postes de ministres adjoints ont ainsi été créés. C’est le cas du ministère de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Formation, l’éducation restant la priorité absolue du gouvernement. Le ministère auprès de la Présidence chargé du Contrôle et de l’Evaluation des Performances et de l’Administration a, lui aussi, en charge un éventail considérable de domaines. C’est la raison pour laquelle le chef de l’Etat lui a délégué un ministre adjoint. Il en va de même pour le ministère de l’énergie et celui les mines, deux domaines d’une importance vitale pour l’avenir. Le gouvernement s’était engagé à électrifier au moins 150 000 foyers par an. Au 31 mars 2010, plus de trois millions de foyers sud-africains attendaient toujours d’avoir accès à l’électricité. Par ailleurs, l’industrie minière constitue depuis plus d’un siècle le fondement de l’économie sud-africaine. En 2009, la part de ce secteur s’élevait encore à plus de 30% du total des revenus à l’exportation, assurant l’emploi de 2,9% de la population active. Sept ministres ont été remerciés et deux autres ont changé de portefeuille. Le chef de l’Etat a ainsi remercié le ministre des Communications, M. Siphiwe Nyanda, haut responsable au sein de l’ANC et ancien chef des Forces Armées, ainsi que le ministre des Entreprises Publiques, Mme Barbara Hogan. Le premier est remplacé par M. Roy Padayachie, qui a toute l’expérience nécessaire en tant qu’ancien ministre adjoint aux Communications, alors que Mme Hogan laisse sa place au ministre adjoint de l’Intérieur, M. Malusi Gigaba, ancien dirigeant de la Ligue de la Jeunesse de l’ANC. M. Membathisi Mdladlana, ministre du Travail depuis juillet 1998, est remplacé par Mme Mildred Oliphant, présidente du groupe des députées ANC au Parlement. M. Fikile Mbalula, lui aussi ancien membre l’ANCYL, passe du poste de ministre adjoint de la Police à celui de ministre des Sports. Le ministre des Travaux Publics, M. Geoff Doidge, est remplacé par Gwen Mahlangu- Nkabinde. Parmi les autres mouvements, figure celui de Mme Noluthando Mayende-Sibiya, qui quitte le ministère des Femmes, des Enfants et des Personnes Handicapées pour être remplacée par l’ancien ministre de la Culture, Mme Lulu Xingwana, laquelle cède sa place à M. Paul Mashatile. Ce dernier est un dirigeant du parti au pouvoir pour la province de Gauteng. Le ministre de l’Environnement et de l’Eau, Mme Buyelwa Sonjica, laisse sa place à Edna Molewa, et le ministre du Service Public et de l’Administration, M. Richard Baloyi, est remplacé par Ayanda Dlodla. En revanche, plusieurs ministères clés comme les Finances, les Affaires étrangères et l’Intérieur gardent leur titulaire. Le ministre de la Coopération et des Relations Internationales, Mme Maité Nkoana-Mashabane, s’est, pour sa part, réjoui de la nomination de Monsieur Marius Fransman au poste de ministre adjoint. Il présidait depuis 2009 la commission parlementaire chargée de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Formation. Monsieur Fransman remplace Mme Susan van der Merwe, dont le travail à ce poste depuis 2004 a été salué par le chef de la diplomatie sud-africaine. Le ministère de la Coopération et des Relations Internationales comprend un ministre et deux ministres adjoints. M. Ebrahim I. Ebrahim, l’autre ministre adjoint, conserve son poste. Les nouveaux ministres ont prêté serment le 1er novembre. 2 DITABA novembre 2010 Liste des ministres du gouvernement sud-africain (1er novembre 2010) 1. Ministre de l’Agriculture, de la Pêche et des Forêts Tina Joemat-Pettersson Ministre adjoint de l’Agriculture, de la Pêche et des Forêts Dr Pieter Mulder 2. Ministre des Arts et de la Culture Paul Mashatile Ministre adjoint des Arts et de la Culture Joseph Pha ahla 3. Ministre de l’Education Angie Motshekga Ministre adjoint de l’Education Enver Surty 4. Ministre des Communications Radhakrishna “Roy” Padayachie Ministre adjoint des Communications Obed Bapela Ministre de la Gouvernance basée sur la Coopération avec 5. Sicelo Shiceka les dirigeants traditionnels Ministre adjoint de la Gouvernance basée sur la Coopération Yunus Carrim av ec les chefs traditionnels 6. Ministre des Services pénitentiaires Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula Ministre adjoint des Services pénitentiaires Ngoako Ramathlodi 7. Ministre de la Défense et des Anciens combattants Lindiwe Sisulu Ministre adjoint de la Défense et des Anciens com battants Thabang Makwetla 8. Ministre du Développement économique Ebrahim Patel Ministre adjoint du Développement économique Enoch Godongwana Ministre de l’Energie Dipuo Peters 9. Ministre adjoint de l’Energie Babara Thompson 10. Ministre des Finances Pravin Gordhan Ministre adjoint des Finances Nhlanhla Nene 11. Ministre de la Santé Dr Aaron Motsoaledi Ministre adjoint de la Santé Gwen Ramokgopa Ministre de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Formation Dr Blade Nzimande 12 . Ministre adjoint de l’Enseignement supérieur et de la Hlengiwe Mkhize Fo rm ation 13. Ministre de l’Intérieur Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma Ministre adjoint de l’Intérieur Fatima Chohan 14. Ministre du Logement formel et informel Tokyo S exwale Ministre adjoint du Logement formel et informel Zo u K ota 15. Ministre des Relations et de la Coopération Internationales Maite Nkoana-Mashabane Ministre adjoint des Relations et de la Coopération Ebrahim Ismail Ebrahim internationales (1) Ministre adjoint des Relations et de la Coopération Marius Fransman internationales (2) 16. Ministre de la Justice et du Développement Constitutionnel Jeff Radebe Ministre adjoint de la Justice et du Développement Andries Nel Constitutionnel lire la suite > page 4 3 DITABA novembre 2010 Liste des ministres du gouvernement sud-africain (suite) (1er novembre 2010) 17. Ministre du Travail Mildred Oliphant Ministre des Mines Susan Shabangu 18 . Ministre adjoint des Mines Godfrey Oliphant 19. Ministre de la Police Nathi Mthethwa Ministre adjoint de la Police Makhotso Magdeline Sotyu 20. Ministre des Entreprises publiques Malusi Gigaba Ministre adjoint des Entreprises publiques Benedict “Ben” Martins 21. Ministre du Service public et de l’Administration Richard Baloyi Ministre adjoint du Service public et de l’Administration Ayanda Dlodlo 22. Ministre des Travaux Publics Gwen Mahlangu-Nkabinde Ministre adjoint des Travaux Publics Hendrietta Bogopane-Zulu 23. Ministre du Développement rural et de la Réform e agraire Gugile Nkwinti Ministre adjoint du Développement rural et de la Réforme Thembelani “Thulas” Nxesi a graire 24. Ministre des Sciences et de la Technologie Nale di Pan dor Ministre adjoint des Sciences et de la Technologie Derek Hanekom 25. Ministre du Développement social Bathabile Dlamini Ministre adjoint au Développement social Maria Ntuli 26. Ministre des Sports et Loisirs Fikile Mbalula Ministre adjoint des Sports et Loisirs Gert Oosth uizen 27. Ministre chargé de la sécurité de l’Etat Siyabonga Cwele Ministre auprès de la Présidence (1) 28 . Trevor Manuel Commission de la Planification Nationale Ministre auprès de la Présidence (2) Contrôle et évaluation des performances et administration de Collins Chabane la Présidence 29 . Ministre adjoint Contrôle et évaluation des performances et administration de Dina Deliwe Pule la Présidence 30.
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