HOW President Ramaphosa made billions in the PRIVATE sector

One of the richest people living in South Africa, here’s how president Ramaphosa made billions outside of politics …

HOW President Ramaphosa made billions in the PRIVATE sectorHis business acumen and innate skill with labour unions is part of how President Ramaphosa made billions in the private sector. Image: File/Fotor

After completing high school at Mphaphuli High School in 1971, Ramaphosa earned a law degree from UNISA in 1981.Ramaphosa was instrumental in forming the Congress of South African Trade Unions . Taking a break from politics after losing the presidential seat to Thabo Mbeki in 1999, Ramaphosa founded Shanduka Group, a black economic empowerment investment firm.Notable investments include: MTN, Coca-Cola, Standard Bank and Seacom.

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