š RW Johnson: DAās mountain that must be climbed for governing coalition with ANC
Which way will Ramaphosa jump? And should he jump away from populism, can the DA be willing and able to support?
Which way will Ramaphosa jump? And should he jump away from populism, can the DA be willing and able to support?
In the tumultuous aftermath of the 2024 election, South Africa faces a political maze with no clear path forward.
South Africa is heading into unchartered political terrain and investors are growing increasingly anxious.
“Bad bloodā between President Cyril Ramaphosa, Julius Malema and Floyd Shivambo as well as Jacob Zuma is likely to prevent a coalition.
South Africa’s persistent economic challenges, a glimmer of hope emerges.
The ANC reacted with anger when their candidate list for the May elections leaked due to what the IEC called an āinternal glitch.ā
President Cyril Ramaphosa has no ālong gameā to deal with corruption. The only game is the African National Congress held together by corruption – and run like a syndicate.
Scorpions co-founder AndrĆ© Pienaar alleges that Zuma has āRussian mastersā and that the MK party is a proxy of theĀ GRU, Russiaās Military Intelligence Service.
Nobody articulated the rage of millions of South Africans better than Ayanda Allie when she responded to President Cyril Ramaphosaās recent State of the Nation address.Ā
Prof Theo Venter expects Ramaphosa to be back in Parliament to deliver the second State of the Nation Address after the election.