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FOSTERING AN
INCLUSIVE,
EMPOWERED
SOCIETY
1
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILE
CONTENTS
WHO WE ARE 5
OUR VISION 5
OUR OBJECTIVES 5
OUR PURPOSE 5
OUR VALUES 6
WHAT MAKES US UNIQUE 7
WHAT WE DO 8
BOARD OF TRUSTEES 14
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 15
WORK WITH US 17
OUR STORY 2005 - 2018 18
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WHO
WE ARE
C
yril Ramaphosa Foundation is Foundation, KST, Cyril Ramaphosa
an independent Public Benefit Education Trust and Black Umbrellas.
Organisation. The Foundation Since 2004 the Foundation has had a
develops and implements substantial impact on the people and
comprehensive programmes to communities in which it works. By
improve education and support April 2018 it had contributed over R343
small businesses for an inclusive, million and leveraged an additional
empowered society. It implements R913 million through its partner entities
these programmes through its partner to effect real change in education and
entities, namely: Adopt-a-School enterprise development.
Adopt-a-School KST Cyril Ramaphosa
Foundation Education Trust
Thari Black Umbrellas
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILE
OUR
VISION
To be an innovative and effective
agent of social and economic
change focused on improving lives
and creating opportunities in the
communities we serve.
OUR
PURPOSE
To foster the development of an
inclusive society that is empowered.
OUR • Contribute to the
OBJECTIVES
developmental needs in
education and small business
growth.
• Build and promote effective
models for development that
can be shared and replicated.
• Establish and maintain
a positive reputation as
a partner of choice in
development and a catalyst
for change.
• Advance our founder’s values
on social cohesion and
nation-formation.
• Develop and maintain
funding models that will
ensure the long-term
sustainability and optimal
impact of our work.
5
OUR
VALUES
To be an innovative and effective agent of
social and economic change focused on
improving lives and creating opportunities
in the communities we serve.
Inspiration
We believe in the potential of our country
and its people. We are committed to
inspire others through our work.
Passion
We infuse passion and precision in
everything we do.
Performance
We strive for excellence in performance
through teamwork.
Integrity
We are truthful, honest and respectful.
We uphold the reputation of Cyril
Ramaphosa Foundation in everything we
do.
Innovation
We are creative and develop innovative
solutions to enhance our impact on
society.
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILE
WHAT MAKES
US UNIQUE
• We are model builders that develop • We have a pioneering spirit
and pilot projects and programmes that enables the Foundation to
that respond to global and national make things work in challenging
development objectives. and South circumstances.
Africa’s National Development Plan
(NDP). • We have a reputation of consistently
delivering cost-effective and
• We execute vibrant and dynamic quality programmes that respond
projects and programmes that make to the needs of beneficiaries and
a meaningful difference and enable stakeholders.
the Foundation to be relevant for
generations to come.
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WHAT
A
dopt-a-School Foundation
WE DO was established in 2002. It
implements a Whole School
Development model that
aims at improving the governance,
academic, infrastructural, social and
security environment in schools.
Adopt-a-School inspires the
private sector to partner with it to
support schools. It works with the
Department of Basic Education,
service providers, and best practice
NGOs to implement sustainable
Adopt-a-School solutions to a school’s development
and educational outcomes.
Foundation
IMPACT FIGURES (as at October 2018):
210 490
NEW
SCHOOLS STRUCTURES
ADOPTED BUILT
06 2 335
EDUCATORS
NEW DEVELOPED IN
SCHOOLS CURRICULUM
BUILT SINCE INCEPTION
594 498
IN 2002
LEARNERS Y
BENEFITTED
SINCE INCEPTION
IN 2002
X
7 179
TEMP. LOCAL JOBS Email: info@adoptaschool.co.za
Website: www.adoptaschool.org.za
CREATED SINCE Facebook: Adopt-a-School Foundation
Twitter: @AdoptaSchoolSA
INCEPTION IN 2002
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILE
violence is academically effective, and
promotes health and well-being for all.
Thari provides psychosocial support
for women and children, which
includes the establishment of Safe
Parks at identified schools, and multi-
sectoral stakeholder networks of
Thari local organisations and professional
C
services to effectively and efficiently
address social challenges in school
oncerned with the impact of
social issues such as violence communities. The programme
and abuse on learners and is being piloted in select schools
their learning outcomes, Cyril in Botshabelo, Free State and in
Ramaphosa Foundation established Diepsloot, Gauteng through Adopt-a-
the Thari Programme in 2017 to pilot a School Foundation.
support programme for women and
children. The objective is to enable Thari is a Setswana term for a blanket
schools and communities to support that is used to cover and carry a child.
an inclusive, gender sensitive and safe It also refers to the lining that protects
schooling environment that is free from a baby while in its mother’s womb.
IMPACT FIGURES (as at October 2018):
04
MULTI-SECTORAL
FORUMS ESTABLISHED
1 139
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES REACHED
WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT
106
MULTI-SECTORAL
FORUM STAKEHOLDERS
21
PERSONNEL SCREENED AND 021
REGISTERED WITH THE SA CHILDREN REACHED
COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SERVICES BY SAFE PARK
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The result is a dynamic District
Whole School Development Model
that addresses school infrastructure
development, curriculum support, social
welfare and school leadership in primary
and high schools on a district basis.
In partnership with the Free State
KST Department of Education, the
programme is implemented at all
schools in Fezile Dabi district and in the
K
Botshabelo and Thaba N’chu circuit in
ST is a collaboration between Motheo district.
Kagiso Trust and Cyril
Ramaphosa Foundation Since 2013, KST has contributed to the
that leverages the strategic, exceptional matriculation pass rates in
technical and best practices of its programme schools, with Fezile Dabi
each organisation’s Whole School district ranked as the top performing
Development programmes. district nationally in 2017.
IMPACT FIGURES (as at October 2018):
240 281 325
PROGRAMME SCHOOLS FACILITIES
SCHOOLS RENOVATED BUILT
5 152
NUMBER OF
EDUCATORS
1 340
TEMPORARY LOCAL
DEVELOPED IN JOBS CREATED SINCE
CURRICULUM INCEPTION IN 2013
SINCE INCEPTION
IN 2013
337 445
LEARNERS BENEFITTED
SINCE INCEPTION IN 2013
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILEexposed to team‐building activities,
general personal development and a
supportive family-like environment,
the hallmark of the CRET bursary
programme.
CRET encourages the ethos of “giving
Cyril Ramaphosa back” and develops committed civic-
Education Trust minded students that South Africa
may be proud of. Students work
The Cyril Ramaphosa Education Trust at select non-profit organisations
provides bursaries for tertiary study during their holidays and also
and holistic support for disadvantaged distribute clothes, food and other
students, as well as essential work essential donations in disadvantaged
experience opportunities for young communities.
adults. CRET partners with corporate
sponsors and individuals to provide Senior CRET students and alumni
support that includes tuition, take on the roles of mentors to new
accommodation, books, stationery, students, while others contribute
a personal allowance, mentoring financially to the programme. Many
and psychosocial support. Students alumni now contribute to an Alumni
also attend an intensive holiday Fund to support disadvantaged
programme twice a year, and are students
IMPACT FIGURES (as at October 2018):
221
STUDENTS ASSISTED
SINCE INCEPTION IN
64
1996 GRADUATES
SINCE INCEPTION
IN 1996
115
2018 STUDENT
INTAKE
11The programme nurtures businesses
in the critical first three years of their
existence, providing a structured and
subsidised programme of access to
expertise, office infrastructure and
resources.
Black Umbrellas works to ensure that the
correct resources, skills development,
Black Umbrellas mentoring and access to markets are
B
in place to support development at all
lack Umbrellas develops levels.
small businesses through
a nationwide incubation It links big business to emerging Black
programme. It partners with suppliers and increases economic
the private sector, Government and opportunities that arise from enterprise
civil society to address the low levels development.
of entrepreneurship and high failure
rate of 100% Black-owned emerging In 2018, Black Umbrellas achieved
businesses in South Africa. R2.74 billion in collective turnover by its
incubation clients.
IMPACT FIGURES (as at October 2018):
09 202 1 384
INCUBATORS BUSINESSES IN BUSINESSES INCUBATED SINCE
INCUBATION INCEPTION IN 2009
2.74 BILLION
COMBINED TURNOVER OF INCUBATED
BUSINESSES SINCE INCEPTION IN 2009
1.12 BILLION
NET ASSET VALUE
193 MILLION
TAX PAID
11 762
JOBS CREATED AND PRESERVED SINCE
INCEPTION IN 2009
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILE13
BOARD
OF TRUSTEES
Mr. Cyril
Ramaphosa
- Chairman
Ms. Phuti Dr. James Mr. David
Mahanyele Motlatsi Ngobeni
Ms. Donné Ms. Yvonne
Nicol Themba
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILEEXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Ms. Mmabatho
Maboya
- Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Raymond Mr. Steven Mr. Emmanuel Ms. Seapei
Kevan Lebere Mdhluli Mafoyane
Finance Executive : Executive Director: Chief Operating Chief Executive
Cyril Ramaphosa Adopt-A-School Officer: Officer:
Foundation Black Umbrellas Black Umbrellas
Ms. Olga Maluleke Mr. Feizel Mamdoo Ms. Chantelle Ms. Melanie
Oosthuizen Spencer
Human Resources Communications
Executive: Cyril Executive: Executive Director: Chief Operating
Ramaphosa Cyril Ramaphosa Cyril Ramaphosa Officer:
Foundation Foundation Education Trust Cyril Ramaphosa
Foundation
15CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILE
WORK WITH
US
THROUGH DONATING AND
COLLABORATING IN OUR
PROGRAMMES.
Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation is a registered Public Benefit Organisation
and Trust.
Trust Number: IT42/03 Businesses supporting the Foundation
may qualify for a Section 18A Tax
Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation Exemption Certificate and also earn
higher B-BBEE points in the pillars of
Standard Bank the Codes of Good Practice.
Account No: 420 972 498
Branch Code: 019205
COLLABORATE
Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation believes the development challenges facing society
are best addressed through partnership and collaboration. The Foundation
develops effective models that may be shared and replicated for impact of scale.
Like-minded organisations that may help fulfil the Foundation’s vision, purpose
and objectives in education, entrepreneurship, youth development, women
empowerment and the well-being of children are invited to support our work,
and to share in and take our experience further.
17OUR
Over the past 13 years Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation has
had a remarkable impact on the people and communities
in which it works. Through dedication, collaboration
STORY
and a commitment to creating positive change, Cyril
Ramaphosa Foundation continues to build on its previous
achievements to create the South Africa of our dreams.
Cyril Ramaphosa
founds the Shanduka
The Cyril Group, a Black-
From speaking Ramaphosa owned investment
fees he earns, Education holding company.
Cyril Ramaphosa Trust (CRET) is A 5% shareholding
supports students formalised to assist is set aside for two
to attend university. tertiary students trusts: Fundani, an
educational trust,
and Mabindu, a small
business development
1999 trust.
1996 Cyril Ramaphosa 2001
is contacted by his
former primary school,
Tshilidzi, in Chiawelo,
Soweto, to donate a
desperately needed fax
machine. He is moved
to address the school’s
many other needs as
well as those of other
schools.
Cyril Ramaphosa The Cyril
founds the Ramaphosa
Shanduka Group, Education
a Black-owned Trust (CRET) is
investment formalised to assist
holding company. tertiary students
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILEAdopt-a-School
Foundation Olifantsvlei Primary School
is officially is adopted. Shanduka staff
established by Cyril go back to Olifantsvlei to
Ramaphosa and renovate the school hall.
James Motlatsi.
Adopt-a-School
Foundation is officially
established by Cyril Olifantsvlei Primary
Ramaphosa and School is adopted.
James Motlatsi, with Shanduka staff go
an initial focus to back to Olifantsvlei
build classrooms, to renovate the
laboratories, computer school hall. This is
centres, sports fields, the first ‘Olifantsvlei
school halls and the like Day’, an annual
at schools “adopted” by Shanduka staff
funding partners.
2004 volunteer initiative.
2002 Adopt-a-School
Foundation and the 2005
Cyril Ramaphosa
Education Trust (CRET)
are an integral part of
The Foundation
the Shanduka Group’s
supports 56 women
CSI programme. The
of Dzietele Women’s
Shanduka Foundation
Group in Soweto in
is launched.
their catering and
beadwork business at
CRET starts to offer
Chiawelo Station.
holiday work to
students.
192005 -
Over the many years of its history, Cyril Ramaphosa
Foundation has had a remarkable impact on the people
and communities in which it works. Through dedication,
2009
collaboration and a commitment to creating positive
change, Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation continues to build on
its achievements to create the South Africa of our dreams.
CRET sponsors seven First Back to School
26 schools under
students for business Party fundraiser for
adoption
degrees. Adopt-a-School is held.
Shanduka
The Foundation professionals are Adopt-a-School adopts
partners with Kaelo in trained and mentoring its 44th school.
Mount Ayliff at Dutyini of small businesses
Primary School. begins. CRET manages the
bursaries for two
MTN installs multi- students sponsored by
media computer centres Netgroup.
in 10 adopted schools. 2006
2005 First business loan to
SMME Filbert and Shela
2007
Business Enterprises is
made.
The Foundation starts
The Foundation buys
an in-house incubation
a sewing machine for
of Filbert and Shela
Mazwe Tom to start
Business Enterprises
a clothing design
and provides further
business.
business loans.
In 2007,
In 2006, 26
Adopt-a-School
schools are under
adopts its
adoption.
44th school.
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILEIn 2008 Adopt-a-School In 2009, Lafarge
builds a brand new school Education
in the Northern Cape in Trust adopt 11
partnership with Investec schools in Bodibe,
and the Northern Cape North West.
Department of Education.
Grants are provided to
Tandla te Sive Women’s
project in Katlehong Adopt-a-School
and Tshephang Educare implements skills and
Trust. social development
programmes creating
Shanduka offers a new implementation
internships to two model called Whole
Communication School Development.
graduates from Tshwane
University and Princeton
University. 2008
2007 Adopt-a-School adopts
its 58th school.
2009
Adopt-a-School builds Lafarge Education
a brand new school, Trust adopts 11
Banksdrift High schools in Bodibe,
School in Northern North West.
Cape, in partnership
with Investec and Adopt-a-School has
the Northern Cape 85 schools under
Department of adoption.
Education.
212009 -
Over the past 13 years Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation has
had a remarkable impact on the people and communities
in which it works. Through dedication, collaboration
2012
and a commitment to creating positive change, Cyril
Ramaphosa Foundation continues to build on its previous
achievements to create the South Africa of our dreams.
CRET implements its
Experiential Workplace
Programme. Black Umbrellas opens
its third incubator,
Black Pages, an annual in Pretoria.
directory of Black-
owned businesses,
is launched in
partnership with
Finweek.
2009 2010
2010
The Foundation
partners with Black
Umbrellas and Black Umbrellas
commits R5.2M. embarks on a training
programme for
Black Umbrellas has mentors
27 donors.
Black Umbrellas has 62
donors.
In 2009
the Foundation In 2010
partners with Black Umbrellas
Black Umbrellas opens its third
and commits incubator and has
R5.2 Million. over 60 donors
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILEIn 2011 Adopt-a- In 2011 the Foundation
School is runner up in the Africa
celebrates the Business Awards Best
adoption of its Social Responsibility
100th school Category.
Adopt-a-School, with
Lafarge Education Trust Dr James Motlatsi,
adopts 26 schools in The Foundation is adopts three primary
the Mzimela District, runner up in the Best schools in Lesotho.
KwaZulu Natal. Social Responsibility Adopt-a-School pilots
category of the Africa the Back to School for
Adopt-a-School adopts Business Awards.
its 100th school and a Day initiative which
opens a brand new encourages corporate
school in Barberton, South Africans to go
Mpumalanga. back to school and
2011 spend a day with
learners.
2011 2012
1000 guests attend
the 5th Back to School
Party. The Industrial
Development
Black Umbrellas has Corporation adopts 20
129 donors and 50 schools.
clients in incubation. It
opens its 4th incubator Adopt-a-School
in Durban. adopts its 139th
school.
232012 -
Over the past 13 years Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation has
had a remarkable impact on the people and communities
in which it works. Through dedication, collaboration
2013
and a commitment to creating positive change, Cyril
Ramaphosa Foundation continues to build on its previous
achievements to create the South Africa of our dreams.
Black Umbrellas has
266 donors.
2012 2013
2012
The Foundation partners
Black Umbrellas with Kagiso Trust to
wins the Companies form Kagiso Shanduka
Doing Most for Trust (KST) and
Black Economic The Foundation wins partners with the Free
Empowerment 2nd place in the State Department of
category in the CSI category of the Education to implement
Professional Business Times Top the best practices of
Management Review 100 Companies survey. their Whole School
(PMR) Awards. Development models in
428 schools in the Fezile
Dabi district.
Black Umbrellas wins The Foundation
the 2012 PMR Awards wins 2nd place in the
category of Companies Business Times Top
Doing The Most for 100 Companies CSI
Black Economic category in 2012.
Empowerment.
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILEBlack Umbrellas
In 2013 Black Umbrellas
achieves its
wins the Impumelelo
100 clients
Award as Social
in incubation
Entrepreneur of the
milestone in 2013.
Year.
Black Umbrellas achieves
milestone of 100 clients KST launches its
in incubation. Empowerment and
Transformation
Black Umbrellas retreats in 37
launches the Black Pages schools.
online enterprise and Six CRET students
supplier development graduate.
portal with 1900
members.
2013 Largest intake of CRET
students at 44.
2013 2013
CRET establishes a
partnership with PWC
Black Umbrellas for a holiday work Black Umbrellas wins
holds its first programme. Impumelelo Award as
regional and Social Entrepreneur
national Enterprise Experiential Workplace of the Year, and is
Development Programme records runner-up in the Mail
Awards. highest intake level at & Guardian Investing
18. in the Future Awards.
252013 -
Over the past 13 years Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation has
had a remarkable impact on the people and communities
in which it works. Through dedication, collaboration
2014
and a commitment to creating positive change, Cyril
Ramaphosa Foundation continues to build on its previous
achievements to create the South Africa of our dreams.
Black Umbrellas
signs agreement
with Transnet to fund
incubators in Port
Elizabeth and Richards
Bay.
2013 2013
Grindrod supports 2013 Black Umbrellas signs
an enterprise and
the CRET
programme. supplier development
Black Umbrellas signs agreement with
Black Umbrellas agreements with Sanlam for the
has 300 donors. Lonmin and Anglo development of 25
American Sebenza Fund businesses in the
Adopt-a-School to fund incubators in Cape Town, Pretoria
adopts its 171st Mooinooi and Lephalale and Johannesburg
school. respectively for three incubators.
years.
By the end of 2013 Black Umbrellas
Adopt-a-School has signs an agreement
adopted its 171st with Transnet to
school and Black fund incubators in
Umbrellas has 300 Port Elizabeth and
donors. Richards Bay.
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILEKST launches its Adopt-a-School
infrastucture has over 180
development schools
programme in under its wing in
2014. 2014.
Black Umbrellas has Empowerment and
308 donors and 260 The Lilitha Transformation
clients in incubation, and Trust and Retreats take place in
launches its Port Elizabeth Diepkloof Social 137 schools.
incubator. Development
initiative support
Black Umbrellas signs the CRET
agreement with Exxaro programme
Coal for the development
of its suppliers within the
Lephalale region. 2014
2014 KST launches its 2014
infrastructure
programme for 120
Black Umbrellas schools. Adopt-a-School has
signs agreement 185 schools under its
with Transnet Curriculum and wing.
Capital Projects for social development
the development programmes Deputy President Cyril
of 28 suppliers at commence in 95 Ramaphosa divests
the Cape Town schools. from the Shanduka
incubator. Group.
272014 -
Over the past 13 years Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation has
had a remarkable impact on the people and communities
in which it works. Through dedication, collaboration
2017
and a commitment to creating positive change, Cyril
Ramaphosa Foundation continues to build on its previous
achievements to create the South Africa of our dreams.
Shanduka Adopt-a-School hosts
Foundation its 2nd Fundraising Gala
changes its name Dinner in London.
to Cyril Ramaphosa
Foundation. Oxford University Press
donates 20 thousand
dictionaries to adopted
schools.
2014 2015
Black Umbrellas 2015
wins the highest
international Cyril Ramaphosa
honour, the National hosts the first CRET
Business Incubation KST and Adopt-a- Alumni and Student
Association (NBIA) School host the first Reunion weekend at
Randall M. Whaley Back to School Party in his farm near Bela
Incubator of the Year Bloemfontein. Bela.
Award presented in
Washington, USA.
In 2014, Shanduka In 2015, Cyril
Foundation Ramaphosa
changes hosts CRET’s
its name to Cyril first alumni and
Ramaphosa student reunion.
Foundation.
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILE2016 marks the In 2017 CRET
year Adopt-a-School celebrates
hosts its 21 years since the
10th Back to School award of the very
Party, raising over R5 first bursary by
million. Cyril Ramaphosa.
Adopt-a-School Adopt-a-School
Foundation hosts its 10th CRET supports 70 celebrates a 78%
Back to School Party, students. average pass rate,
raising in excess of R5 with 60.5% of learners
million. Phembani achieving bachelor and
becomes a bursary diploma passes.
Black Umbrellas achieves donor to CRET.
R1 Billion in combined CRET celebrates 21
turnover by its incubator years since the award
clients. of the very first bursary
2017 by Cyril Ramaphosa.
2016 Black Umbrellas
launches NextGen
2017
Academy, a business
and entrepreneurship
development training
organisation. Black Umbrellas
achieves R2 billion in
KST celebrates 2016 combined turnover
Free State Matric of its small business
results with a pass rate clients.
of 88.2%, the highest in
the country.
292017 -
Over the past 13 years Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation has
had a remarkable impact on the people and communities
in which it works. Through dedication, collaboration
2018
and a commitment to creating positive change, Cyril
Ramaphosa Foundation continues to build on its previous
achievements to create the South Africa of our dreams.
The Foundation KST receives R100
launches the million over three
pilot of the Thari years from First
Programme for Rand Empowerment
the support of Foundation to support
vulnerable women the sustainability of the
and children. model and programmes
on instructional
leadership and ICT.
2017 2018
2018 KST partners with
Anglo American and
JET Education to
implement its model
in over 100 schools in
mining communities
in the Northern
Adopt-A-School Cape, Mpumalanga
Foundation CRET supports 106 and Limpopo over a
celebrates its 15th students. 5-year period.
anniversary
KST partners with
Adopt-a-School Anglo American and
celebrates its JET Education in 2018 to
15th anniversary implement its model
in 2017. in over 100 schools in
mining communities.
CYRIL RAMAPHOSA FOUNDATION PROFILEMmabatho In 2018, Donné
Maboya is Nicol resigns as CEO to take
appointed as the up the position of Special
Foundation’s new Advisor to the President of
CEO in 2018. the Republic of South Africa.
All near 150 members
of staff, including
all regions, come
together for the
first time for a Team
Building Weekend
2018
2018 to build personal
2018
and professional
At the helm of the
relationships, align
Foundation since its
with the Foundation’s Mmabatho
genesis, CEO Donné
shared purpose and Maboya, Strategy
Nicol resigns to take
cohere the entities and Partnerships
up appointment as
to make for a more Executive, succeeds
Special Advisor to
meaningful difference as the Foundation’s
the President of the
to the lives of people. new CEO.
Republic of South
Africa, President
Ramaphosa.
31Contact
info@cyrilramaphosa.org
+27 (0) 11 592 6560
CRF House
18 Acacia Road
Chislehurston
Sandton
Postnet Suite 1027
PVT Bag X9
Benmore
2010
www.cyrilramaphosafoundation.org
Twitter: @CyrilFoundation
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