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Cyril Ramaphosa

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Cyril Ramaphosa

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Mineworkers begin a historic national strike

πŸ“… 9 Augustus 1987

More than 300,000 Black mineworkers struck over wages, safety and working conditions in the largest industrial action in South African history to that point.

The ANC opens its first national conference inside South Africa since 1959

πŸ“… 2 Juli 1991

Delegates rebuilt the legal mass organization and prepared it for negotiations and electoral politics.

Nelson Mandela is elected ANC president

πŸ“… 5 Juli 1991

Mandela succeeded Oliver Tambo, while Walter Sisulu became deputy president and Cyril Ramaphosa secretary-general.

The ANC submits a constitutional blueprint to CODESA

πŸ“… 24 Februari 1992

The proposal combined a short multiparty transition with an elected constitution-making process and a temporary coalition government.

CODESA II ends in deadlock

πŸ“… 16 Mei 1992

Negotiators failed to agree on constitution-making thresholds and interim arrangements, leading the ANC to intensify mass action.

A forty-eight-hour general strike begins

πŸ“… 3 Augustus 1992

The Tripartite Alliance used mass action to demand an interim government, majority rule and effective measures against political violence.

ANC and government delegations hold a bilateral summit

πŸ“… 26 Augustus 1992

The meeting sought a way out of the post-Boipatong deadlock and prepared the ground for renewed constitutional negotiations.

The ANC and government sign the Record of Understanding

πŸ“… 26 September 1992

The agreement addressed political prisoners, hostels, dangerous weapons, an elected constituent assembly and mechanisms to overcome deadlock.

ANC and government delegations report progress in bilateral talks

πŸ“… 26 Januari 1993

The parties discussed security, a Government of National Unity, media reform and incorporation of the nominally independent homelands.

A negotiation planning conference opens

πŸ“… 4 Maart 1993

Participants agreed to resume broad talks and establish a new Multi-Party Negotiating Process after CODESA's failure.

The Multi-Party Negotiating Process begins

πŸ“… 1 April 1993

Representatives of twenty-six organizations resumed detailed negotiations on the constitutional transition.

Negotiators endorse the interim constitution

πŸ“… 18 November 1993

Twenty parties approved the constitutional framework, electoral law and Transitional Executive Council for the democratic election.

Johannesburg II Declaration sets a Global South agenda

πŸ“… 23 Augustus 2023

At the summit in South Africa, leaders placed African development, inclusive multilateralism and sustainable growth at the centre of BRICS cooperation.

Ramaphosa announces six BRICS membership invitations

πŸ“… 24 Augustus 2023

South Africa’s president publicly named Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the UAE as invitees for membership from January 2024. Their eventual status required separate verification.

BRICS–Africa and BRICS Plus outreach brings leaders together

πŸ“… 24 Augustus 2023

Invited leaders from Africa and the wider Global South joined a dialogue on development and more representative global governance. Attendance did not itself confer BRICS membership.

Kazan outreach engages countries beyond BRICS

πŸ“… 24 Oktober 2024

The BRICS Plus session brought other Global South leaders into dialogue on peace, development and more representative governance. Attendance was distinct from full membership.