Find out how 10 political parties are joining forces to create a Government of National Unity and whether it will succeed.
In a groundbreaking move, ten political parties have come together to sign a pact forming a Government of National Unity for the 7th administration. This alliance aims to bring inclusivity and diversity into governance, marking a significant step towards national reconciliation. With Al Jama-ah being the latest party to join the coalition, the political landscape is undergoing a transformative shift.
As the country eagerly anticipates the appointments within the GNU, doubts linger about its effectiveness. Critics question whether the ANC's promise of oversight and checks will truly ensure accountability and transparency. Skepticism surrounds the potential success of this unity government, highlighting the challenges ahead.
Despite the uncertainties, the formation of a GNU presents a unique opportunity for cooperation and collaboration among diverse parties. It remains to be seen how this coalition will navigate the complexities of governance and address the pressing issues facing the nation.
In conclusion, the establishment of a Government of National Unity reflects a commitment to national unity and stability. While concerns persist about its functionality, the coming together of multiple parties signifies a bold step towards political harmony and collective decision-making.
JOHANNESBURG - Ten political parties have signed an agreement to form a Government of National Unity for the 7th administration. Al Jama-ah is the latest party ...
So, we await the appointments in the government of national unity (GNU), with the ANC narrative acknowledging that this will provide oversight and checks ...
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on parties within the government of national unity (GNU) not to allow differences over the allocation of cabinet posts ...
This may depend on certain variables, such as whether parties in the new coalition work together in local government, the behaviour of Jacob Zuma's MK party and ...
The president says that 'rapid, inclusive and sustainable economic growth to create jobs' is at the top of the list.
The GNU must help improve the business environment and attract investment, President Cyril Ramaphosa said.
ANC leader Ramaphosa was nominated and elected as state President in Parliament on 14 June with the support of GNU parties. As a result, they are expected to be ...
South Africans made clear with their votes in last month's elections that they want their elected representatives to put aside narrow interests and work ...
President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Monday as political parties finalise the modalities of the Government of National Unity (GNU), guided by the Statement of ...
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The success of the government of national unity will be measured by the extent to which we are prepared to focus not on who will govern, but on how we will ...
JOHANNESBURG, June 24 (Xinhua) -- South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC) announced that a total of 10 political parties with seats in Parliament ...
DA leader John Steenhuisen, according to News24, was willing to drop their demand to seven, provided the ANC also reduce their allocation.
JOHANNESBURG - The number of parties in the ANC-led government of national unity continues to grow as president Cyril Ramaphosa finalises his cabinet.
In a letter dated May 23 from DA federal council chair Helen Zille and addressed to ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula, the opposition party seeks to have its ...
The African National Congress (ANC) has accused the Democratic Alliance (DA) of making outlandish and outrageous portfolio demands as talks continue over ...
Letter from Helen Zille, Chairperson of the DA Federal Council, to Fikile Mbalula, Secretary-General, African National Congress, 23 June 2024.