South Africa’s President, Cyril Ramaphosa, has been re-elected for his second term. Ramaphosa returned as a product of collaboration by the leading African National Congress with other parties, the first time the party would need such collaboration since 1994 when apartheid gave way to democracy in the country. Ramaphosa was re-elected late on Friday by lawmakers for a second term, hours after his ANC and the Democratic Alliance agreed to form what has suddenly become popular in South Africa as the Unity Government, making it the first time the otherwise widely divided parties would agree on s…