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What score would you give Ramaphosa's new cabinet out of 10?

Contrary to a commitment made to reduce the number of ministries, Ramaphosa introduced two ministries during cabinet reshuffle speech.

Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has the uneviable task of addressing the energy crisis as the Minister of Electricity.

Democratic Alliance (DA) leader John Steenhuisen criticised President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Monday night Cabinet reshuffle, saying it was more a “gratuitous bloating”. Ramaphosa announced a number of changes to his national executive, which he said was to ensure that government was properly capacitated and to give effect to commitments made in his State of the Nation Address.

After months of speculation, President Cyril Ramaphosa finally announced his reconfigured Cabinet which included the introduction of two new ministries. The president made the announcement on Monday evening at the Union Buildings in Pretoria - nearly two hours later than initially planned.

"What did we do to deserve this?," the youth reacts to the appointment of Dlamini-Zuma as Minister in the Presidency responsible for Youth.

Ramaphosa will swear-in new members of his National Executive on Tuesday evening following his announcement of a cabinet reshuffle.

The ANC Women's League believes the increase in the appointment of women in President Cyril Ramaphosa's reshuffled Cabinet is proof that 'there are no echelons women do not belong in'.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has finally announced the much-anticipated minister of electricity as Kgosientsho 'Sputla' Ramakgopa, ending speculation about the ministry which had started causing much public debate. Ramokgopa had been serving as the head of infrastructure and investment at the office of the presidency until now.

Making headlines: Ramokgopa says assessment will determine what powers he needs to close 10 GW electricity deficit, ANC Women's League hails Ntshavheni, Ramokgopa Cabinet appointments as 'progressive' and, Sars confirms Ramaphosa and Phala Phala are 'compliant' taxpayers