🇿🇦 Cyril Ramaphosa
Cannot run againPresident of South Africa since February 15, 2018
How long does Cyril Ramaphosa have left in office?
As of August 31, 2026, Cyril Ramaphosa has 1,022 days left in office as President of South Africa. The current term is scheduled to end on June 19, 2029.
3,119 days in office across 2 terms. The current term began June 19, 2024 and is scheduled to end June 19, 2029.
of the current term complete
How long do leaders of South Africa usually stay in office?
South Africa has had 6 leaders in the office we track since 1994. A completed tenure has averaged 1,447 days (about 4.0 years), and the longest was Thabo Mbeki at 3,390 days. Cyril Ramaphosa has served 3,119 days so far, 116% longer than that average. The previous officeholder, Jacob Zuma, served 3,203 days.
Key facts
| Role | President of South Africa |
|---|---|
| Political system | Electoral democracy (Regimes of the World, 2025) |
| Party | African National Congress (ANC) |
| Born | November 17, 1952 (age 73) |
| Took office | February 15, 2018 (aged 65) |
| Term ends | June 19, 2029 |
| Times in office | 2 |
| Officeholder no. | 7th President of South Africa |
| Preceded by | Jacob Zuma |
| Vs. average | 3,119 days served — 116% longer than the historical average of 1,447 days (so far) |
| Next election | 2029 — Next South African general election, expected 2029. |
| Re-election | Cannot run again. The South African constitution limits presidents to two terms; this is his second. |
Frequently asked questions
- Can Cyril Ramaphosa be re-elected?
- Cannot run again. The South African constitution limits presidents to two terms; this is his second.
- When is the next election in South Africa?
- Next South African general election, expected 2029.
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