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Reports have it that the incident happened on Tuesday, in Cape Town. His declaration that the National Ports Authority was now an autonomous subsidiary of Transnet was delayed for a few moments because he couldn\u2019t find the mobile device that carried his speech, bringing laughter into the room.<\/p>\n
The acting Presidency Spokesperson, Tyrone Seale introduced the podium to the President who said in a funny remark; \u201cI am looking for my iPad. Somebody stole my iPad. \u201cSomebody decided they want to dispossess me of my iPad, so I want that. Can I have my iPad please? They stole it.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n Ramaphosa, who looked genuinely puzzled, then said: \u201cI had my iPad.\u201d<\/strong> Holding the microphone and looking sideways, he asked Seale: \u201cDo you know where they took my iPad to? \u201cThis is the problem of always handing your gadgets to other people. It is always best that I should keep all these things with me all the time.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n Looking at Seale, a seemingly confused Ramaphosa said: \u201cI had my iPad. I had it in my hand. It\u2019s gone. I have lost it, it seems.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n The president almost never deviates from his prepared addresses. Seale motioned for Ramaphosa to take a seat while officials searched for the device. Seale later reintroduced the guests and asked Ramaphosa to return to the podium. The president delivered his announcement while holding his iPad, thanking visitors for their patience.<\/p>\n Watch Video Below;<\/p>\n