Time is running out
The Citizen|June 13, 2024
No clear direction in current status quo, claims ANC source.
Hein Kaiser
Time is running out

DEADLINE: SA WILL KNOW IN A DAY WHAT NEW GOVT WILL LOOK LIKE

In less than 24 hours, South Africans will have an idea or not of what the proposed government of national unity might look like.

As time runs out for parties, commentators and analysts lean towards an ANC, Democratic Alliance and Inkatha Freedom Party coalition, amid fresh speculation about who would get the plum jobs when the ink dries.

DA leader John Steenhuisen would be the balanced choice as a second-in-command, said one analyst, where he could serve as a counterweight in the executive. But it may further condemn President Cyril Ramaphosa's already tenuous power grip on the ANC.

Dr Oscar van Heerden of the University of Johannesburg said it could be political suicide for the ANC to open the door for the DA.

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