The outcome of the 2024 national elections left South Africa in uncharted territory. When the ANC fell short of a majority, ...

Read all our GNU coverage here. The business-friendly ... it’s stopped short of threatening to withdraw from the 10-party coalition — a move that would cast the country into political turmoil ...

This after the ANC failed to retain its 50% outright majority in the 29 May polls. The party then resolved to form a GNU, consisting of the DA, Patriotic Alliance, IFP, GOOD party, Pan Africanist ...

ANC national spokesperson, Mahlengi Bhengu-Motsiri said with the 10 political parties now being signatories to the government of national unity, the first phase of parties to join the GNU ...

While some consider the last 12 months year as being relatively stable, parties like the EFF are not happy with its ...

The ANC’s GNU partners, however, agreed that the impasse could have been avoided if the party had consulted them in advance, ...

ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa acknowledged that the 10 parties which constitute ... Speaking in the Johannesburg CBD at the party’s event on the GNU’s first 100 days, Ramaphosa assured ...

This contrasts sharply with the conditions the DA has put forward for their involvement in the so-called GNU being formed. That they will only be involved only if the uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP ...

The parties constituting the GNU together secured over 70 percent of the vote. The ANC says the doors remain open for other parties to join. But they will be subject to clause 24 of the Statement ...

Malatji told the Mail & Guardian that Zille was undermining her own party leaders who were part of the GNU cabinet. “I don’t believe Helen Zille supports the GNU,” Malatji said.