CurrentReport Blog Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa has been sworn-in for a second term as President of South Africa in a ceremony held in Pretoria, the nation’s administrative capital. The inauguration took place before Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, marking a significant moment in South Africa’s political landscape.
During the solemn oath-taking, President Ramaphosa, 71, pledged his commitment to the Republic of South Africa and vowed to uphold the Constitution and all laws of the country. His oath underscored his dedication to serve the nation and its people with integrity and diligence.
The event was attended by numerous dignitaries from across Africa and around the world, including notable figures such as President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria and former President Olusegun Obasanjo. Their presence highlights the international significance of Ramaphosa’s re-election and the strong diplomatic ties that South Africa shares with global partners.
President Ramaphosa’s second term is expected to focus on addressing key national issues such as economic recovery, social development, and governance reforms. His administration faces challenges amidst a changing global landscape but is poised to continue leading South Africa towards stability and progress.
