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Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa

Date of Birth: 17 November 1952
Place of Birth: Johannesburg


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DA triumvirate bets on black votes to break its political ceiling

The ANC has been chided by both President Cyril Ramaphosa who asked what it is about DA-controlled municipalities that makes them better run than ANC-controlled ones; and former President Kgalema Motlanthe who scolded the party for its inability to find credible mayoral candidates...


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Ruto the winner as Ramaphosa plays down G7 snub

There was much diplomatic manoeuvring after a presidential spokesman in South Africa announced on 26 March that France's invitation to President Cyril Ramaphosa to attend the G7 summit in June had been withdrawn following a request by United States President Donald Trump...

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Madlanga tests presidential power

President Cyril Ramaphosa has used them to stabilise crises contain factional conflict and channel politically dangerous questions into slower institutional processes...

Cyril RamaphosaBoth referee and increasingly a subject of scrutiny...


Godongwana balances fiscal formula with spending boost

As the proposal will follow consultations with President Cyril Ramaphosa's cabinet Parliament and the public considerable uncertainty remains over the eventual design of the anchor and its likely impact when announced at MTBPS time in October or November...


Patrice Motsepe isn’t running for the Presidency – but his campaign won’t listen

Brother-in-law of President Cyril Ramaphosa and founder and chair of African Rainbow Minerals Motsepe has been listed by Forbes magazine as one of the 100 Greatest Living Business Minds – the only African to receive the honour...

One of Patrice's sisters Tshepo Motsepe also a medical doctor is married to President Cyril Ramaphosa; the other Bridgette Radebe is married to former Energy Minister Jeff Radebe and is a prominent businesswoman and founder of Mmakau...


The Trump-Ramaphosa axis heads south

It runs parallel with a series of speeches by President Cyril Ramaphosa in parliament and at the African Union summit which are sharply critical of US policy but stop short of mentioning Trump name – in the style of Canada's prime minister Mark Carney...


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