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Election News
Aunty Pat enters the Government of National Unity
Patricia de Lille’s GOOD party has joined the ANC-led Government of National Unity (GNU), which also includes the ANC, DA, IFP, and Patriotic Alliance.Â
Inside the MK and EFF coalition
Zuma has called for the Government of National Unity to be rejected.Â
Ekurhuleni budget increase finally approvedÂ
Water, sanitation and electricity tariffs have also been increased.Â
‘We will be in national cabinet’ – Steenhuisen
The first phase of the government of national unity passed its test with premiers elected in hung provinces and the speakers in the National Assembly.
IFP’s Thami Ntuli is new premier of KZN
Coalition alliance outvotes the MK and EFF to secure the positions of premier, speaker and deputy speaker.
KZN coalition partners outvote MK in legislature
The newly elected speaker, Nontembeko Boyce, extended an olive branch to the MK party, saying it was her duty to listen to all parties.
ANC duo deny voting with MK for KZN PremierÂ
Nomagugu Simelane-Mngadi and Sipho Hlomuka have denied working with the MK in secret.Â
GNU partners nominate Thoko Didiza as SpeakerÂ
The ANC and DA are working together to elect Thoko Didiza as Speaker of Parliament.Â
MK members fight over KZN legislature listÂ
The MK in KZN clashed over a new list of legislature members on the first day of the provincial legislature’s sitting.
Zuma’s ANC friends fail to get seatsÂ
Former Zuma supporters Bishop Vusi Dube, Zet Luzipo, and Themba Mthembu failed to secure seats in the National Assembly or the KZN legislature.Â
ANC and DA do a deal over president and speakerÂ
Cyril Ramaphosa will remain as president with Thoko Didiza being agreed as speaker.
ANC bigwigs give green light to GNU
After talking to 17 political parties, the ANC is confident of a stable Government of National Unity.