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'Forward with a healthy lifestyle!' - Ramaphosa uses community walks to encourage voters to register

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Cyril Ramaphosa. (Picture: Gallo Getty Images)
Cyril Ramaphosa. (Picture: Gallo Getty Images)

President Cyril Ramaphosa used another of his community walks to encourage South Africans to register to vote. 

The new president embarked on another early-morning walk on Wednesday, this time taking an hour and a half to make the 6km walk from Khayelitsha to Mitchells Plain.

Never one to miss a political opportunity, Ramaphosa ended the route by encouraging voters to register, saying the upcoming elections would be "fantastic".  

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