'Our relationship is based on companionship': Andile Ramaphosa and Bridget Birungi

Andile: We met in a foreign land. We were far from home and it was just the two of us. We learnt something very important about love, something that most people miss; love is not all about the good times, it is not only about the fan, not only about the problems but it is about the ability to compromise. So, in that regard Bridget and I have always complemented each other and had compromise for each other in everything that we do. And that is when I realised how much I loved her. I also realised that she was my life partner, and that I had met the right girl. There is a story I tell to my friends about how to know that you have met the right girl; you measure all the problems she can bring to your life and if you think you can handle them then you are right (chuckles). She should also be able to say that any problem you bring, she can handle.

'Our relationship is based on companionship': Andile Ramaphosa and Bridget Birungi

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