MK could govern all of KZN with IFP if ANC opens door
A commentator says the ANC treating the DA as last resort in eThekwini could let MK, IFP and ActionSA form a coalition and divide KZN's municipalities.
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by Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh
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A commentator says the ANC treating the DA as last resort in eThekwini could let MK, IFP and ActionSA form a coalition and divide KZN's municipalities.
1:48A commentator asks whether the DA will walk out of the GNU and says the NEC decision cuts against Ramaphosa's signature project.
2:55A commentator says the ANC NEC resolved the DA should be a last resort in local coalitions, possibly handing ActionSA Joburg and Tshwane.
2:59An SMWX analyst unpacks a photo of the DA and ActionSA leaders meeting and the council arithmetic for a Johannesburg coalition without the ANC.
2:54An SMWX analyst argues that if the ANC sits out coalitions, its patronage networks could collapse and a recovering government could cement its corruption image.
2:47A commentator recaps Kat Matlala's testimony: a R200,000 handover to Cele via Mabonga, a R500,000 request, and a jukebox joke at the Madlanga Commission.
2:51After Helen Zille's ENCA remarks on Herman Mashaba and the EFF, her attorneys rejected Julius Malema's retraction demand in a terse letter.
2:58A commentator says Kat Matlala blames IDAC for incriminating parts of his Section 204 statement and dodges questions using privilege and safety fears.
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