By Phenyo Selinda
PRETORIA – President Cyril Ramaphosa, addressing on Wednesday, committed to advancing the interests of all South Africans and creating robust employment opportunities through the Government of National Unity (GNU). The President’s speech, delivered on the South Lawns of the Union Buildings, underscores the dawn of a new political landscape following his recent swearing-in.
Unveiling Unity and Job Creation
“We want to create jobs. We are going to get everyone in the Government of National Unity to create jobs. I am going to make sure that it happens,” declared President Ramaphosa to a fervent crowd. This firm commitment marks the advent of the seventh administration, driven by a clear mandate to foster unity and economic growth.
President Ramaphosa emphasized that the GNU aims to collectively advance the nation’s interests. “Today we are opening a new chapter in the life of our country. We are going to have a government of national unity where we are going to work together united so that we can advance your interests. Let us not be afraid of what this government of national unity is going to be all about,” he assured the public.
A Historic Inauguration
In a significant ceremony, Chief Justice Raymond Zondo administered President Ramaphosa’s oath of office. The event was attended by former Presidents and notable representatives from the international community, symbolizing the enduring legacy and future potential of South Africa’s democracy.
The President urged all political factions within the GNU to collaborate in serving the South African populace. “The people of South Africa did not give one political party power to rule this country; the people of South Africa wanted a Government of National Unity to rule this country,” he asserted, highlighting the collective power vested by the electorate.
Reflecting on Three Decades of Freedom
The inauguration aligns with the commemoration of South Africa’s 30 years of democracy, a poignant reminder of the nation’s journey and progress. On 27 April 1994, South Africa held its first democratic elections, a watershed moment that epitomised liberation and inclusivity.
A Testament to Resilience
Though the recent General Election concluded without a majority winner, the necessity for coalition governance is reminiscent of the country’s foundational unity. Addressing the global audience, President Ramaphosa highlighted the profound significance of this new administration: “It is the beginning of a new era,” he declared
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