Cyril Ramaphosa is set to be inaugurated for a second term as South Africa's president following a coalition agreement between his African National Congress (ANC) and the Democratic Alliance (DA) among other parties, after the ANC lost its majority for the first time since the end of apartheid. The inauguration ceremony, scheduled for June 19 in Pretoria, will feature international dignitaries and various ceremonial events. Ramaphosa's first term faced numerous challenges, including high unemployment, economic inequality, and corruption allegations. Despite his struggles, Ramaphosa's background in anti-apartheid activism and union leadership has earned him significant political experience and respect. The new coalition government will hold a majority of 68% in parliament, allowing Ramaphosa to form a new cabinet. The inauguration marks a significant political event as South Africa seeks to address its economic and social issues.