Shava and Makhazi are among the well-known South African artists due to perform at the presidential inauguration.
Among the performers at Nelson Mandela's inauguration in 1994 were Abdullah Ibrahim, composer Ustadhravi Iseli and the rap collective Prophets of Da City.
Thirty years later, in the same spot at the Union Buildings, President Cyril Ramaphosa will be sworn in for a second term by Shava Makhadzi.
Other artists performing include Zoe Modiga, Vicky Sampson, traditional singer Nothembi Mkhwebane and gospel singer Lebo Sekgobela.
“The inauguration will be a formal ceremony marking the start of the President's term in office. During the inauguration, the President-elect will take the oath of office in a swearing-in ceremony administered by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,” a government statement said.
The president-elect will then sign the certificate of oath at a ceremony at the Union Buildings attended by several heads of state, government leaders, notables and South Africans.
30 years of democracy in South Africa
The inauguration ceremony, themed “30 years of democracy, partnership and growth”, is due to take place on Wednesday, three days after Tshwane Youth Day.
The government says the theme of this year's inauguration emphasises that everyone has a role to play in building a brighter future.
“It highlights that we must build on past achievements and leverage experience to bring about solutions to eradicate or reduce poverty, inequality and unemployment.”
Road closure
Motorists and residents are being urged to prepare for road closures.
The Tshwane Metropolitan Police Department (TMPD) and other law enforcement agencies will be deployed and monitor all affected roads.
Tshwane Metro is calling on all residents in streets affected by the closure to collect their permits at the Peter Delport Centre, 770 Government Avenue, Eastcliff.
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According to TMPD, Leetondale Park will be open to allow invited guests and the public to park their cars and board buses to travel to the Union Buildings to experience President Ramaphosa's inauguration.
Shuttle buses will begin operating at 3 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. Private vehicles will not be permitted in the Union Buildings or the area surrounding the venue, except for residents with permits.
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