News

BusinessTech18h
DA not quitting Government of National Unity
DA leader John Steenhuisen says the party has no intention of walking away from the GNU—and if the ANC wants them out, they ...
The Conversation on MSN14d
South Africa’s coalition government is at risk of crumbling: why collapse would carry a heavy cost
South Africa’s government of national unity was built on a foundation of pragmatism. Failure would be bad for the country.
MK Party silent after ANC refutes claims of GNU approach
Party alleged voice recording sparks political uproar. ANC insists no discussions with MK Party occurred regarding the ...
Daily Maverick on MSN11d
The fragility of the Government of National Unity — the risk is palpable
The current situation surrounding the GNU shows the complexity of having to weigh ideological considerations against ...
DA won't exit Government of National Unity over VAT controversy, Zille confirms
Helen Zille has confirmed the Democratic Alliance will remain within the Government of National Unity despite opposing the ...
The South African on MSN1d
News in a minute | Government U-turns on VAT hike [video]
Godongwana gives in as proposed VAT increase scrapped“ article – in a minute. National Treasury has confirmed that the decision to increase value-added tax (VAT) – to take it from 15% to 15.5% – has ...
The Libya Observer3d
Dbeibah inaugurates 51st edition of Tripoli International Fair
The Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah inaugurated Tuesday the 51st edition of the Tripoli International Fair, with ...
'Opposition Fully Supports Government's Decision': Sanjay Raut Emphasised Need For National Unity Amid Tensions Over Pahalgam Attack
Mumbai: Sanjay Raut, leader of Shiv Sena (UBT), emphasised in a press conference the importance of national unity during ...
South Africa’s unity government risks collapse as parties clash over national budget
The Democratic Alliance, which joined the government after the long-ruling African National Congress lost its parliamentary majority last year, said it could not support a tax increase that would ...