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South Africa’s president withdraws from official duties over health issues

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has withdrawn from public engagements due to ill health after returning from the BRICS summit in India, his office Read More: https://punchng.com/south-africas-president-withdraws-from-official-duties-over-health-issues/

South Africa’s president withdraws from official duties over health issues

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has withdrawn from public engagements due to health issues, his office announced. According to Punch Nigeria and Punch, this decision comes after Ramaphosa returned from the BRICS summit in India.

No further details about his health or the nature of his withdrawal have been provided in the reports.

The reports do not mention any other developments related to President Ramaphosa's health or official duties beyond his withdrawal from public engagements.

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