South Africa’s coalition government faces internal conflict as the DA opposes an education bill backed by President Ramaphosa, raising concerns over unity. Â
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South Africa’s parliament is in critical talks to determine the country’s governance, as political parties negotiate intensely to form a coalition government. The decision will shape the nation’s political landscape …
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South Africa’s ANC invites other political parties to form a government of national unity, aiming to foster greater political stability and inclusivity.
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South Africa’s ANC, after losing its majority, is negotiating potential coalitions to continue governing, facing choices that could reshape its political landscape.
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The ANC loses majority, prompting President Ramaphosa to call for unity and cooperation among South Africa’s political coalitions.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa faces intense scrutiny as the ANC likely loses majority for the first time in three decades, signaling a major political shift in South Africa.
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Initial results from South Africa’s elections indicate a potential shift in power, with the ANC losing majority and the rise of the DA and MK reshaping future governance.
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Italy’s government has postponed the approval of a decree that would boost the country’s energy security and green transition, amid internal disagreements within the ruling coalition. The decree, which was …