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Ramaphosa
Ray Hartley
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Sachbuch / Biographien, Autobiographien
Beschreibung
In Ramaphosa: Path to Power veteran journalist Ray Hartley reveals how Cyril Ramaphosa pulled off one of the greatest political comebacks of modern times, and what lies in store for the new president as he embarks on a hefty clean-up operation of a country in shambles. Ray Hartley's bestselling 2017 biography, Ramaphosa: The Man Who Would Be King, offered a cogent analysis of how the former nearly-man of South African politics handled the key challenges he faced in the unions, in business and in politics. In this updated edition, Hartley questions whether the former 'man in the middle' can lead from the front, now that he has publicly denounced the besmirched Zuma and his corrupted ANC and established himself as a worthy recipient of the country's top job. So begins a new era in South African politics. As he takes the helm in 2018, Ramaphosa faces his biggest challenge yet: fixing a broken economy, weeding out Zuma's corrupt cronies in government and, finally, delivering on his promise of a better life for the poor majority. This fully revised edition also includes a new introduction and an additional chapter that covers the most recent developments in Ramaphosa's career and in South African politics.
Kundenbewertungen
Ramaphosa, President, Jonathan Ball Publishers, Biography, Marikana, South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, Jonathan Ball, Ray Hartley, Cosatu, leadership, Deputy President, ANC, ANC elective conference, Path to power, Non-fiction