Dubbed the government of national unity, this marks a seismic shift in South African politics, which has been dominated by the ANC since the end of apartheid 30 years ago.

The 2024 national elections changed the political complexion of South Africa.For the very first time since the dawn of our democracy, the ANC garnered less than 50% votes.This gave birth to the ...

A government of national unity is a broad coalition of MPs from various different parties and none, who come together to form a new cabinet and government behind a prime minister.

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Yes – South Africa’s first post-apartheid government was a national unity government under Nelson Mandela. It lasted for three years. At the time, the ANC had won 62.5 percent of the vote in ...

A Government of National Unity (GNU) is a platform that accommodates all parties that have an appetite to participate in governance. Because this arrangement allows for parties with diametrically ...

The government cannot be the only initiator of a viable and wide-ranging national dialogue. No such plans in place As far as can be ascertained no such plans – to accommodate all – are in place.

With oil climbing toward $110 a barrel and America cascading to a deepening recession, Democrats should demand an end to attack campaigning by presidential candidates, and offer the nation a unity … ...

Gantz’s National Unity proposed Monday that in order for it to join an emergency unity government, a small “war cabinet” must be created, with representatives from its party as well as ...

The National Unity Government of Myanmar, formed as an alternative to the junta that orchestrated a 2021 coup, has to battle global apathy and ignorance as it struggles for recognition.

South Africa's African National Congress will invite other political parties to form a national unity government, its leader President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Thursday, after it lost its majority ...