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(9 May 2009) 1. Wide of crowd 2. Mid of Zuma on stage with Chief Justice 3. Zuma finishing swearing in oath, asked to raise right hand to swear oath 4. Wide of Zuma raising right hand, UPSOUND: "So help me God" 5. Wide of crowd giving standing ovation 6. Zuma and Chief Justice signing oath 7. Zuma and Chief Justice shaking hands 8. Crowd applauding ++QUALITY AS INCOMING++ 9. Planes flying overhead 10. Zuma watching 11. Helicopters 12. Dissolve of helicopters, South African flag 13. Zuma getting up, walking towards podium 14. Crowd applauding 15. Wide of Zuma on stage 16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jacob Zuma, South African president: (starts under previous shot) "We gather here determined to renew that most solemn undertaking, to build a society in which all people are freed from the shackles of discrimination, exploitation, want and disease." 17. Wide shot of crowd and stage 18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jacob Zuma, South African president: "The dreams and hopes of all the people of our country must be fulfilled. There is no place for complacency, no place for cynicism, no place for excuses." 19. Crowd cheering 20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jacob Zuma, South African president: "We must acknowledge that we find ourselves in difficult economic times. Jobs are being lost in every economy across the world. We will not be spared the negative impact, and are beginning to feel the pinch. However, the foundations of our economy are strong and we will need to continue to build on them." 21. Cutaway audience 22. SOUNDBITE (English) Jacob Zuma, South African president (SOUNDBITE CONTINUES IN FOLLOWING SHOT) "He made our country an integral part of the continent and worked tirelessly for an African rebirth..... 22. SOUNDBITE (English) Jacob Zuma, South African president (CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS SHOT) "...Through his leadership, South Africa's stature grew in the continent and globally." 23. Cutaway of Thabo Mbeki, former South African president 24. Wide of inauguration ceremony 25. Zuma greeting Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi 26. Wide of ceremony 27. Zuma greeting North Korea's deputy leader Kim Yong-nam, then hugging Mugabe STORYLINE: Jacob Zuma took power on Saturday in the culmination of an extraordinary political comeback, pledging to Nelson Mandela and the nation to renew the spirit of commitment and hope of South Africa's first black presidency. Zuma was once imprisoned under apartheid and spent years in exile before surviving corruption and sex scandals and a party power struggle to reach the nation's highest office. He has been embraced by many South Africans with a fervour usually reserved for Mandela. The elder statesman was cheered as he arrived for the inauguration to join the five thousand VIP guests and tens of thousands of ordinary South Africans who had gathered for the ceremony. In a speech after taking the oath, Zuma looked back to 1994, when Mandela became president after leading the campaign that defeated apartheid. "We gather here determined to renew that most solemn undertaking, to build a society in which all people are freed from the shackles of discrimination, exploitation, want and disease," Zuma said. The new president now leads Africa's economic powerhouse, but it is a country where at least a quarter of the work force is unemployed and one thousand people die of AIDS every day. Zuma promised to speed up delivery of houses, clinics, schools, running water and electricity, but also acknowledged the difficulties amid a global economic meltdown. Parliament elected him president on Wednesday. Zuma, however, paid tribute to Mbeki. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...