SACP deputy secretary-general David Masondo has expressed support for the government of national unity (GNU) and spoken out against the call for black...
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Some might anticipate conflicts among parties in the Government of National Unity (GNU) during their first Cabinet lekgotla this weekend. However, Dr. Ongama Mtimka, an analyst, believes these parties share enough common ground to ensure a smooth meeting. The statement of intent, agreed upon by the parties within the GNU, aligns with the country’s Constitution… Read More »GNU Parties Have Enough In Common To Have A Seamless First Cabinet Lekgotla – Analyst
SACP deputy secretary-general David Masondo has expressed support for the government of national unity (GNU) and spoken out against the call for black...
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