In recent days, Zimbabwe and Angola have reportedly sent more than 6,000 fresh troops to the Congo, and the soldiers patrolling both the state funeral and the inauguration in the capital were mostly from Zimbabwe and Angola.
In the days between election and inauguration, the president-elect usually remains in the shadows and is uninvolved in the day-to-day running of the country, a job that still, after all, belongs to the incumbent president.
When Jim Hogg was elected the first native-born Governor of Texas four years later, Ima accompanied her mother and elder brother to the swearing-in ceremony and inauguration ball in January 1891, thus witnessing the first inauguration in the newly erected Texas State Capitol.
The formal swearing-in ceremony and inauguration of the new president occurs on January 20 since 19377) in Washington, D.C.
Ms Rousseff is likely to invite President Mujica of Uruguay to her inauguration in the New Year.
Never before has a president failed to make his own inauguration in the country.
Learning from past experience, the TJCHA spearheaded the hospital accreditation reform after its inauguration in the late 90 s.
The president said he was not surprised that his approval ratings had fallen from where they were a year ago, when the election and inauguration were fresh in the minds of voters.
So by the time she and her family — her father, Christopher, 43; her brother, Maxwell, 18; and her sister, Eleanor, 20 — wedged their luggage into the Volkswagen Touareg in subzero temperatures on Saturday morning and headed for the inauguration in Washington, the rest of them had bought in to Julia's conviction that America could be reborn.
The four-month gap between Election Day and Inauguration Day, unavoidable in the horse-and-carriage age, had become as antiquated as a buggy whip.
