Nelson Mandela and his wife Graca attend the inauguration of President Jacob Zuma at the Union Buildings in Pretoria May 9, 2009.
Guests attending President Jacob Zuma's inauguration at the Union Buildings in Pretoria shelter from the rain May 9, 2009. REUTERS
Guests attending President Jacob Zuma's inauguration at the Union Buildings in Pretoria shelter from the rain May 9, 2009.
Guests attending President Jacob Zuma's inauguration at the Union Buildings in Pretoria shelter from the rain May 9, 2009. REUTERS
Police snipers take up position during the inauguration of South African President Jacob Zuma at the Union Buildings in Pretoria May 9, 2009.
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace arrive for the innauguration of President Jacob Zuma in Pretoria, May 9, 2009.
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi attends the swearing-in ceremony of South African President Jacob Zuma at the Union Buildings in Pretoria May 9, 2009. Zuma was sworn in as South African president on Saturday after a remarkable political comeback and
South African President Jacob Zuma watches a traditional praise singer after being sworn in at the Union Buildings in Pretoria May 9, 2009. REUTERS
Newly-installed South African President Jacob Zuma Walks away from Nelson Mandela during his swearing-in ceremony at the Union Buildings in Pretoria May 9, 2009. Zuma was sworn in as South African president on Saturday after a remarkable political
Guests watch a flypast at President Jacob Zuma's inauguration at the Union Buildings in Pretoria May 9, 2009.
A man has his hair cut at Beitbridge on the South African side of the border crossing with Zimbabwe May 14, 2009. International donors are yet to release any funding to the Zimbabwan government, insisting the new administration carry out political
A man sifts through rubbish in Beitbridge on the South African side of the border crossing with Zimbabwe May 14, 2009. International donors are yet to release any funding to the Zimbabwan government, insisting the new administration carry out polit
A villager walks at his hill-top home near the Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit May 16, 2009, that will host soccer matches for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The stadium has an estimated capacity of 46,000 and the target completion date for the stadium is
The ancestral home of President Nelson Mandela in Qunu, in the rolling hills of the Eastern Cape province, May 7, 2009.
African hand-dyed cotton sheets are displayed near a restored gold miner's house alongside Pilgrim's Rest Main Street, May 16, 2009. The town has been completely reconstructed as a living museum to preserve South Africa's gold mining heritage. RE
A woman walks into a restored gold miner's house alongside Pilgrim's Rest Main Street, May 16, 2009. The town has been completely reconstructed as a living museum to preserve South Africa's gold mining heritage. REUTERS
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