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Cyril Ramaphosa

1952 to 2023 6 documented presences 6 places

Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Cyril Ramaphosa across 6 places, from 1952 to 2022. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa ( or; born) is a South African businessman and politician serving as the president of South Africa since 2018.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Cyril Ramaphosa was documented, and when

17 November 1952exact date
Sowetoattested “Ramaphosa was born in Soweto, Johannesburg, on 17 November 1952, to Venda parents.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
17 November 1952exact date
Venda (Bantustan)attested “Ramaphosa was born in Soweto, Johannesburg, on 17 November 1952, to Venda parents.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
1972year
University of the Northattested “He subsequently registered to study law at the University of the North (Turfloop) in northern Transvaal Province (now Limpopo Province) in 1972.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
October 1991month
Stanford Universityattested “He was also a visiting professor of law at Stanford University in October 1991.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
2004year
Ugandaattested “During a visit to Uganda in 2004, Ramaphosa became interested in the Ankole breed of cattle.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
November 2022month
United Kingdomattested “In November 2022, Ramaphosa became the first foreign head of state to make a formal state visit to the United Kingdom during the reign of King Charles III.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa

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Places Cyril Ramaphosa is documented in

Stanford University1 presence · 1991Uganda1 presence · 2004United Kingdom1 presence · 2022
Soweto1 presence · 1952
University of the North1 presence · 1972
Venda (Bantustan)1 presence · 1952

Other places tied to Cyril Ramaphosa in the record

In each of these, a source puts Cyril Ramaphosa and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Cyril Ramaphosa was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.

1971year
Sibasamentioned “In 1971, he matriculated from Mphaphuli High School in Sibasa, Venda where he was elected head of the Student Christian Movement.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
1976year
Sowetomentioned “In 1976 he was detained again, following the unrest in Soweto, and held for six months at John Vorster Square under the Terrorism Act.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
1976year
John Vorster Squarementioned “In 1976 he was detained again, following the unrest in Soweto, and held for six months at John Vorster Square under the Terrorism Act.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
December 1985month
Durbanmentioned “He delivered a keynote address at Cosatu's launch rally in Durban in December 1985.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
March 1986month
Lusaka, Zambiamentioned “In March 1986, he was part of COSATU's delegation which met the African National Congress in Lusaka, Zambia.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
October 1987month
Stockholmmentioned “Ramaphosa received the Olof Palme Prize in Stockholm in October 1987.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
July 1991month
Durbanmentioned “Ramaphosa was elected Secretary-General of the ANC at the party's 48th National Conference in Durban in July 1991, and subsequently became head of the ANC's delegation to the negotiations that ended apartheid.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
1996year
Parliament of South Africamentioned “However, in 1996, he resigned from ANC office and from Parliament and announced his retreat from politics, reportedly because he was disappointed that Thabo Mbeki had been anointed Mandela's successor.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
2000year
Northern Irelandmentioned “In 2000, he was appointed to the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning as an arms inspector, responsible for supervising the decommissioning of Irish Republican Army armaments in Northern Ireland.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
2011year
South Africamentioned “In 2011, Ramaphosa paid for a 20-year master franchise agreement to run 145 McDonald's restaurants in South Africa.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
16 August 2012exact date
Marikanamentioned “The Marikana massacre, as referred to in the media, occurred when police broke up an occupation by striking Lonmin workers of a "koppie" (hilltop) near Nkaneng shack settlement in Marikana on 16 August 2012.” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
2014year
South Sudanmentioned “However, he returned to a peacemaking role in 2014, when – in his capacity as Deputy Chairperson of the National Planning Commission – he served as the South African President's Special Envoy to South Sudan during the South Sudanese civi…” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
2014year
Johannesburgmentioned “Parliament's 2014 Register of Members' Interests reflected over R76-million in company shares held by Ramaphosa (although that figure excluded shares held together with private individuals), as well as his ownership of 30 townhouses in J…” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
2014year
Cape Townmentioned “Parliament's 2014 Register of Members' Interests reflected over R76-million in company shares held by Ramaphosa (although that figure excluded shares held together with private individuals), as well as his ownership of 30 townhouses in J…” source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
August 2017month
Mpumalangamentioned source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
2018year
Davosmentioned source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
2018year
South Africamentioned source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
17 February 2018exact date
Kimberley, Northern Capementioned source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
2 March 2018exact date
Republic of Angolamentioned source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
20 March 2018exact date
Kigalimentioned source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
27 July 2018exact date
Johannesburgmentioned source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
14 August 2018exact date
Pretoriamentioned source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
9 February 2020exact date
Limpopomentioned source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa
October 2020month
South Africamentioned source: Wikipedia: Cyril Ramaphosa

Documented at the same place, the same year

Vivienne WestwoodClapham · 2022

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