Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa's president, takes oath for a new term amidst ANC's coalition pact. Sworn in by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, Ramaphosa vows to uphold the constitution and laws, marking the start of his leadership amidst national challenges.
Cyril Ramaphosa, aged 71, was sworn in for his new presidential term in South Africa at a ceremony in Pretoria. This follows a coalition agreement struck by his African National Congress (ANC) party after a significantly weakened electoral performance.
During the ceremony overseen by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, Ramaphosa solemnly pledged his commitment to uphold the Constitution and all laws of the Republic. His oath included a vow to faithfully serve the Republic of South Africa.
The event marks the continuation of Ramaphosa's leadership amid ongoing challenges, including economic recovery, social reforms, and political stability in the country.
