Full Biography
Tlatlane Ernest Motlanthe is the youngest sibling of former South African President Kgalema Motlanthe. Born in 1960, Tlatlane grew up in the Alexandra township in Johannesburg, South Africa, along with his older brother Kgalema and their sister Nono. Like his siblings, Tlatlane was deeply influenced by the anti-apartheid struggle and the activism of his parents, Louis Mathakoe Motlanthe and Masefako Sophia Madingoane.
Tlatlane Ernest was involved in political activism from an early age, joining the African National Congress (ANC) Youth League while still a teenager. He was part of a group of young activists who organized protests against the apartheid government in the 1980s and 1990s, and he was arrested and detained on several occasions for his activism. Tlatlane was also a member of the underground structures of the ANC and played a key role in organizing the resistance movement against apartheid.
After the end of apartheid, Tlatlane Ernest continued his involvement in politics and community activism. He served as a local government councilor in the City of Johannesburg and was involved in various community development projects. Tlatlane was also a member of the ANC’s provincial executive committee in Gauteng and served as the party’s spokesperson in the province.
In addition to his political work, Tlatlane Ernest has also been involved in business and entrepreneurship. He has owned several small businesses over the years, including a car dealership and a construction company. Tlatlane has also been involved in various social entrepreneurship initiatives and has been recognized for his work in promoting economic development and job creation in his community.
Tlatlane Ernest’s activism and entrepreneurship have earned him the respect and admiration of many South Africans. He is known for his commitment to social justice and his dedication to improving the lives of people in his community. Tlatlane has often spoken about the need for more inclusive and equitable economic development in South Africa, and he has advocated for greater opportunities for young people and marginalized communities.
Tlatlane Ernest’s commitment to social justice and community development has been a source of inspiration for his brother, Kgalema Motlanthe, and for many others in South Africa. His legacy, along with that of his parents and siblings, is a testament to the power of activism and the enduring struggle for a more just and equitable society.
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Nationality & Ethnicity
Tlatlane Ernest Motlanthe is a South African national, born and raised in the Alexandra township in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Education
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