Cyril Ramaphosa

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Cyril Ramaphosa
lilungu lendlu yemtsetfo sisekelo yaseNingizimu Afrika iNkhwekhweti 21, 2014 - iNdlovana 15, 2018 Deputy President of South Africa (en) iNkhwekhweti 26, 2014 - iNdlovana 15, 2018 5. President of South Africa (en) iNdlovana 15, 2018 - ← Jacob Zuma lilungu lendlu yemtsetfo sisekelo yaseNingizimu Afrika iNkhwekhweti 22, 2019 - iNkhwekhweti 22, 2019 Elected in: 2019 South African general election (en) Chairperson of the African Union (en) iNdlovana 10, 2020 - iNdlovana 6, 2021 ← Abdel Fattah el-Sisi (en) - Félix Tshisekedi (en) →
Kutalwa	Soweto, Lweti 17, 1952 (run 72)
IRiphabhulikhi yeNingizimu Afrika
Lulwimi	Venda (en)
Tshivhase Samuel Ramaphosa
Mother	Nyamuofhe Erdmuth Ramaphosa
Tshepo Motsepe (en)
Imfundvo
Educated at	Harvard University (en) Damelin (en) Yale University (en) INyuvesi yase Ningizimu Afrika ( UNISA)
Academic degree	Bachelor of Laws (en) clinical psychologist (en)
Languages spoken, written or signed	Venda (en) Singisi SíZulu siXhosa Northern Sotho (en)
Luoi
Luoi	sopolitiki, trade unionist (en) , businessperson (en) and entrepreneur (en)
Birth name World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2018 (en) World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2019 (en) World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2023 (en)
Member of	South African Students' Organization (en) Black People's Convention (en)
Belief
Religion or worldview	Bukhristu
Member of political party	African National Congress
IMDb	nm1376215

Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa (born 17 Lweti 1952) ngumongameli wesihlanu welive lase Ningizimu Afrika. ^[1] Ramaphosa ulandzela ngemuva kwa mongameli Jacob Zuma. Ungaphansi kwelicembu le ANC.

Ramaphosa ngulomunye wekucala bebaholi belicembu le ANC lowahlela umtsetfo sisekelo sase Ningizimu Afrika, kantsi emuva kwenkululeko ubese ungenela temabhizinisi watakhela ligama. ^[2] 

1. ↑ "NPC Commissioners". National Planning Commission. 4 February 2015. Retrieved 12 August 2017. 
2. ↑ Mtimka, Ongama. "Ramaphosa has what it takes to fix South Africa's ailing ANC. But ...". The Conversation. Retrieved 12 August 2017.