Breaking News: President Cyril Ramaphosa Names New Cabinet Ministers

In a groundbreaking announcement, President Cyril Ramaphosa has unveiled the new cabinet ministers, marking the establishment of a Government of National Unity (GNU). This historic coalition includes leaders from the African National Congress (ANC), Democratic Alliance (DA), Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), Patriotic Alliance (PA), and other significant political parties. This unprecedented move aims to foster political stability and collaboration among South Africa’s diverse political factions.

Key Appointments in the New Cabinet
Deputy President: Paul Mashatile (ANC)
Minister of Agriculture: John Steenhuisen (DA Leader)
Democratic Alliance Ministerial Positions
The DA has secured several high-profile positions in the new cabinet:

Minister of Basic Education: Siviwe Gwarube
Minister of Communications: Solly Malatsi
Minister of Public Works: Dean MacPherson
Minister of Home Affairs: Leon Schreiber
Minister of Environmental Affairs: Dion George
Democratic Alliance Deputy Ministers
The DA has also been allocated six deputy minister positions, ensuring their active involvement in various governmental departments.

Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) Appointments
The IFP has been recognized for its contributions with key roles in the new government:

Minister of Police: Velenkosini Hlabisa
Deputy Minister of Police: Narend Singh
Patriotic Alliance (PA) Appointments
The PA has also secured influential positions within the cabinet:

Minister of Social Development: Gayton McKenzie
Deputy Minister of Social Development: Kenny Kunene
Other Key Appointments
Minister in the Presidency: Khumbudzo Ntshavheni (ANC)
Deputy Ministers in the Presidency: Nonceba Mhlauli (ANC) and Kenneth Morolong (ANC)
Minister of Public Service and Administration: Mzamo Buthelezi (ANC)
Deputy Minister of Public Service and Administration: Pinky Kekana (ANC)
Minister of Small Business Development: Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams (ANC)
Deputy Minister of Small Business Development: Jane Sithole (DA)
Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture: Nkosinathi Mthethwa (ANC)
Deputy Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture: Peace Mabe (ANC)
Minister of Tourism: Patricia de Lille (GOOD)
Deputy Minister of Tourism: Maggie Sotyu (ANC)
Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition: Parks Tau (ANC)
Deputy Ministers of Trade, Industry and Competition: Zuko Godlimpi (ANC) and Andrew Whitfield (DA)
Minister of Transport: Barbara Creecy (ANC)
Deputy Minister of Transport: Mkhuleko Hlengwa (IFP)
Minister of Water and Sanitation: Pemmy Majodina (ANC)
Deputy Ministers of Water and Sanitation: David Mahlobo (ANC) and Isaac Seitlholo (DA)
Minister of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities: Sindisiwe Chikunga (ANC)
Deputy Minister of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities: Mmapaseka Steve Letsike (ANC)
Minister of Correctional Services: Pieter Groenewald (FF+)
Deputy Minister of Correctional Services: Lindiwe Ntshalintshali (ANC)
A Historic Moment in South African Democracy
President Ramaphosa highlighted that the formation of the GNU in its current form is unprecedented in the history of South Africa's democracy. This initiative follows weeks of intense negotiations, leaked correspondence, and public debates, culminating in a breakthrough agreement between the ANC and other major political parties.

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Stay tuned to witness how this historic GNU will navigate South Africa through its challenges and opportunities. This new coalition government marks a significant step towards inclusive governance and collective progress for the Nation.