RW Johnson: Cyril’s GNU won’t work, his dithering already hitting SA hard, costing jobs
The ANC's proposal for a "Codesa Mk II" to form a government of national unity (GNU) seeks to unify the nation and sidestep coalition burdens. However, this move could benefit smaller parties but faces resistance from the DA and Jacob Zuma's MK party. Zuma aims for a reverse takeover of the ANC with EFF support. The DA, wary of a GNU with controversial figures, must navigate economic instability and market pressures.
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R.W. Johnson
The announcement by Fikile Mbabula, the ANC Secretary General, that the ANC has decided that it wishes to convene a "Codesa Mk II" of all parties, which can then form a government of national unity (GNU), was to be expected.
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