Kgalema Motlanthe, acting on behalf of President Jacob Zuma, as minister of Arts and Culture Lulu Xingwana had acted contrary to the position of the ANC, which is that Pretoria and the municipality are separate entities, which was subsequently articulated by ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe. In March 2010 a group supporting the name change, calling themselves the "Tshwane Royal House Committee", claimed to be descendants of Chief Tshwane and demanded to be made part of the administration of the municipality. According to comments made by Mayor Kgosientso Ramokgopa in late 2011, the change would occur in 2012. However, there remained considerable uncertainty about the issue. , the proposed name change has not occurred. International relations Twin towns – sister cities Pretoria is twinned with: Amman, Jordan Baku, Azerbaijan Bucharest, Romania Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Kumasi, Ghana Kyiv, Ukraine Port Louis, Mauritius Taipei, Taiwan Tehran, Iran Washington, D.C., United States Notable people Elon Musk – entrepreneur and business magnate Anel Alexander – actress Carrim Alli – a police captain whose murder made national headlines Frances Ames – neurologist, psychiatrist, and human rights activist Melinda Bam – Miss South Africa 2011 Johan Barkhuizen – cricketer Margaret Becklake – academic and epidemiologist Daniel Bekker – athlete Deanne Bergsma – ballerina Conrad Bo – artist Roelof Botha – venture capitalist Wim Botha – artist Rory Byrne – chief designer at the Benetton and Scuderia Ferrari Formula One teams Jan-Henning Campher Rugby union player Sharlto Copley – actor Kurt Darren – singer-songwriter Rassie van der Dussen – Cricketer Damon Galgut – Booker Prize-winning author Branden Grace – golfer Nigel Green – actor George Gristock – Victoria Cross recipient Steve Hofmeyr – singer, songwriter and actor Bobby van Jaarsveld South African singer-songwriter Glynis Johns – actress Gé Korsten – opera tenor and actor Anneline Kriel – Miss South Africa 1974 & Miss World 1974 Paul Kruger – president of the South African Republic Thomas Madigage – soccer player Tony Maggs – Formula 1 driver Vusi Mahlasela – singer-songwriter Justice Mahomed – former Chief Justice of South Africa, co-authored the constitution of Namibia Magnus Malan – Minister of Defence in the cabinet of President P. W. Botha Eugène Marais – lawyer, naturalist, poet and writer Sammy Marks – entrepreneur Herman Mashaba - the former Mayor of Johannesburg Thulasizwe Mbuyane – soccer player Karin Melis Mey – athlete Marc Milligan – cricketer Tim Modise – journalist, TV and radio