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          Program Director, Chairman of the Joburg Indaba –Mr Bernard Swanepoel, Leaders, CEO's and Captains of Industry..

          Ngoako Abel Ramatlhodi

          Ngoako Abel Ramatlhodi was born on 21 August 1955 at Tauyatswala small village near Polokwane, in Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo Province).

          Ngoako Ramatlhodi, amongst others.

          Ramatlhodi's father was a mineworker while his mother a housewife. He was nicknamed “Montsho” and had five siblings, two sisters and three brothers. Ramatlhodi completed his secondary education at Tembisa High in Tembisa Township, Johannesburg.

          Upon completion of his matric, he decided to enrol for law studies at the University of the North (renamed University of Limpopo in 2003). The decision was made after he witnessed a humiliating treatment meted out to his brother by prison warders.

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        1. As a Government department responsible for regulating the mining industry, we welcome the opportunity to engage with all stakeholders on.
        2. Ngoako Ramatlhodi.
        3. Program Director, Chairman of the Joburg Indaba –Mr Bernard Swanepoel, Leaders, CEO's and Captains of Industry.
        4. Ngoako Ramatlhodi, the current Minister of Mineral Resources, Honourable.
        5. Ngoako.

          6. His brother was doing time in jail for a possession of unlicensed firearm. During one of his visitation Ramatlhodi was made to squat for the entire period and not allowed to sit either on the chair or floor.

          In 1976 he enrolled for a B.Juris at the University of the North.

          At the University he joined the Marimba Artists group, wh