Donald Trump inauguration: How to watch live in South Africa
Trump has stated his inaugural address will focus on unity and optimism, contrasting with his 2017 speech, which painted a stark picture of a struggling nation.
Trump has stated his inaugural address will focus on unity and optimism, contrasting with his 2017 speech, which painted a stark picture of a struggling nation.
Donald Trump’s inauguration takes place on January 20, 2025. Here’s what to expect from the ceremony and how to watch it live in South Africa.
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