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Mmabatho Ramagoshi

b. 1901

South African government official

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About Mmabatho Ramagoshi

Born 1901. Mmabatho Ramagoshi was a South African official.

Mmabatho Ramagoshi is a South African government official who holds the positions of chief executive officer of the South African Heritage Resources Agency, and Secretary-General of the International Alliance of Women. She is also chair of the board of directors of the National Film and Video Foundation, appointed by the South African government, and has a background as a Provincial General Manager at the South African Broadcasting Corporation.

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Important facts

Born
1901
Birth century
Occupation
Nationality
Employers
South Africa, International Alliance of Women, South African Broadcasting Corporation

Frequently asked questions

Who was Mmabatho Ramagoshi?

South African government official

When was Mmabatho Ramagoshi born?

Mmabatho Ramagoshi was born in 1901.

What was Mmabatho Ramagoshi's occupation?

Mmabatho Ramagoshi was an official.

What nationality was Mmabatho Ramagoshi?

Mmabatho Ramagoshi was South African.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mmabatho Ramagoshi

· Wikidata: Q16191098

· DBpedia: Mmabatho Ramagoshi

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