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Is he the true leader South Africa has been looking for?

"President Cyril Ramaphosa has the people of the Republic falling love with him for his early morning walks. Who knew a light brisk walk could get so much interest?
His morning walks has had the country talking and taking a keen interest to join him. On Friday the president took to twitter to announce that he will be walking again, this time in Soweto. 
“Good afternoon, I am encouraged by the positive response from many South Africans joining my morning walks and even starting their own walks in their communities. I invite those who can, to join me in Soweto tomorrow morning ahead of my voter registration drive this weekend.” he announced on Twitter."
To be honest, I think Cyril will bring a huge difference within this little time he has. He does everything differently and puts the needs of the citizens first.

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  1. Unknown17 March 2018 at 06:35

    He really will make the difference in South Africa😊

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  2. Unknown18 March 2018 at 16:41

    It is the matter of finding out with the time and looking back a bit to what had happened it the past year up to now. Then, it's then that we can tell or comment of that matter. Are you convince that he will be making the Difference?

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