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No party will pull out of the GNU, experts say
Although the GNU is fraught with conflict, experts say it remains intact because its formation served the interests of big ...
DA backtracks on motion of no confidence, commits to GNU
The DA's unexpected decision not to pursue a motion of no confidence against President Cyril Ramaphosa raises questions about ...
GNU will not collapse without DA - Mbalula
Opposition parties outside the GNU — including the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party — have ...
Engineering News1d
GNU has made decent progress, but political instability now threatens economy
While the Government of National Unity (GNU) has made headway in several key areas, Business Leadership South Africa CEO ...
Briefly on MSN1d
Fikile Mbalula Says ANC Took DA’s GNU Threats Seriously, Mzansi Divided Over Coalition’s Future
General, Fikile Mbalula, opened up on the party's reaction to the DA's threat to collapse the coalition government.
My Zimbabwe News3d
DA pulls out as President Ramaphosa fires their minister and cancels Spain trip over GNU threats… Why he was really FIRED!
In the heart of South Africa's political landscape, a storm is brewing within the newly formed Government of National Unity ...
The South African on MSN17h
Key player in SA’s GNU lays criminal charges against education minister
A key party in South Africa's Government of National Unity (GNU) laid criminal charges for corruption against an education ...
The Mail & Guardian3d
DA will not leave GNU or table motion against Ramaphosa despite Whitfield firing
Democratic leader John Steenhuisen however said the party would withdraw from a national dialogue due later this year, ...
DFA on MSN1d
Malema calls for DA to leave the GNU, paving the way for EFF’s entry
EFF president Julius Malema has again called on the DA to leave the Government of National Unity (GNU), effectively making ...
politicsweb2d
GNU: 12 wasted months – BOSA - POLITICS | Politicsweb
The GNU would do well to take Parliament seriously, appear before committees, and account for the performance of departments and Annual Performance Plans (APPs). The leadership of Parliament, from the ...