These roads near the Union Buildings will be closed on Wednesday

A number of roads around the Union Buildings in Tshwane will be closed due to the presidential inauguration on Wednesday, 19 June.

Motorists are advised to use alternative routes as several roads around the Union Buildings will be closed for the presidential inauguration on Wednesday, 19 June.The Presidential inauguration is expected to be attended by Cyril Ramaphosa, the president-elect of the Republic of South Africa, foreign heads of State, invited guests, and members of the public.during the first sitting of the National Assembly at the Cape Town International Convention Centre on Friday, 14 June.

Road Closures around the Union Buildings will be implemented from 3:00 on Wednesday, 19 June, until 6:00 on Thursday, 20 June.

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