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Swearing-in of Member of the 7th Administration in pictures

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THE Chief Justice Raymond Zondo led proceedings where the Deputy President Paul Mashatile, Ministers and Deputy Ministers of the 7th administration were sworn into office in Cape Town, Western Cape.

At the swearing-in ceremony President Cyril Ramaphosa encouraged the Ministers and Deputy Ministers to hit the ground running and deliver services to the people following what has been described as an intense period of negotiating that has now resulted in the Government of National Unity (GNU).

Eleven political parties form part of the GNU led by the ANC, which consists of parties such as DA, IFP, Patriotic Alliance (PA), UDM among others.

“It has been a very difficult and complicated process. It’s now come to an end and to a start. It’s a fresh start for all of us in South Africa. Today was a historic moment in constituting the Executive of our country in the form of Ministers and Deputy Ministers, who have all collectively been assuring me… that they are going to work and they are going to make South Africans proud.

“The trust that our people have invested in all these men and women… We will not waste time. We will work very hard to take our country forward,” said Ramaphosa.

The best moments were captured in pictures:

President Cyril Ramaphosa with deputy President Paul Mashatile.

President Cyril Ramaphosa with Minister Gwede Mantashe (Middle) and deputy President Mashatile.
Chief Justice Raymond Zondo with Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development Thembi Nkadimeng. 
Minister of Human Settlements Mmamoloko Kubayi.
Minister of Higher Education Nobuhle Nkabane shares a light moment with Minister of Small Business Development – Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams.

From left to right: Home Affairs Minister Dr Leon Schreiber, Minister of Agriculture John Steenhuisen and Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition Parks Tau.
The new Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube with outgoing minister of Basic Education and now minister of Defence Angie Motshekga.
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