South African Heritage Resources Agency’s Post

Adv. Lungisa Malgas, the CEO of the South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA), is currently in China as part of a high-level delegation accompanying President Cyril Ramaphosa for the China-Africa Forum. SAHRA signed a landmark agreement with the National Cultural Heritage Administration of the People's Republic of China. This agreement aims to foster greater cooperation between South Africa and China in the preservation and management of cultural heritage, marking a new chapter in bilateral relations focused on safeguarding and promoting the rich cultural histories of both nations.

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Vusi Hlela

Open to opportunities in the field of Archives, Museum, Curator-ship, Heritage, Digitisation, Data, Information, Knowledge, Records and Library Resources Management ...

2mo

Great news. China should invest in us SA in order to create more job opportunities.

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