WATCH: Ramaphosa jeered, cheered at Mugabe funeral

But after apologising for the recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa - the crowd cheered.

“In the past two weeks we have had challenges, some of which was directed at nationals from other countries. This has led to the deaths and injuries of other people - some of which were nationals of other counties. Majority of South Africans. IRamaphosa and former President Thabo Mbeki are among the guests.The exact date of the burial has not yet been set, but can only happen after a mausoleum is built, which could take up to 30 days.

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