South Africa's parliament has transitioned into a new era of political maturity as President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the assembly following the ANC's failure to secure a majority, leading to the formation of a coalition government. The session was characterized by a lack of disruptions, with various parties, including the newly recognized opposition MK party and the EFF, showing a commitment to constructive engagement. Ramaphosa outlined priorities such as economic growth, job creation, and addressing societal inequalities. This shift in power marks a significant change in South African politics, with the ANC facing a reduced presence in parliament for the first time in 30 years, necessitating collaboration with other parties for governance.