Cyril Ramaphosa (South African Political and Businessman) was born in 1962 in Soweto (South Africa).
Forbes considers him as one of the South African richest men (675
million dollars) and the 21st richest African
Today, Cyril Ramaphosa is the Director of the Sanduka Group, Bidvest Group and MTN (the largest telecom company in Africa directed by Sifiso Dabengwa), Cyril Ramaphosa paid 335 million dollars for his shares in the MTN Group
Cyril Ramaphosa is also a member of the International Advisory Board of Coca-Cola and UnileverAfrica
In 1974, during the apartheid; Ramaphosa was arrested for his struggle against the regime
In 1981, Ramaphosa finished his Degree at the North University, and joined the Council of Unions of South Africa, one-year later he transforms the Council in the National Union of Mine Workers
Cyril Ramaphosa introduced Nelson Mandela to the African National Congress
In 1997, Cyril Ramaphosa retired from politics and was elected as the Director of New Africa Investments