The Economist: Hard part now for SA’s GNU – stakes couldn’t be higher
South Africa's Government of National Unity (GNU), formed after the African National Congress (ANC) lost its majority in 2024, is a major shift in the country's politics. Comprised mainly of the ANC and the Democratic Alliance (DA), the coalition has shown early successes, boosting public confidence and economic performance. However, internal tensions and South Africa's deep-rooted challenges, such as corruption and infrastructure issues, threaten its future. To thrive, the GNU must deliver long-term reforms and navigate political scepticism.
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Now for the hard part
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