South Africa politics

The inauguration of South Africa’s new government under President Thandiwe Mbeki brings hope and fear, with promises of reforms in corruption, economy, and inequality.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed former opposition leader John Steenhuisen as Agriculture Minister in a new coalition cabinet following the ANC’s loss of majority.

South Africa’s unity government expands to include five parties, aiming for greater political inclusivity and collaboration. This coalition marks a new era in South African politics.

Jacob Zuma’s MK party joins a major opposition alliance aiming to challenge the newly established ANC and Democratic Alliance government coalition in South Africa’s National Assembly.

In a historic move, South Africa’s ANC and DA form a coalition government, re-electing President Ramaphosa and setting the stage for transformative governance.

South Africa’s unity government, comprising the ANC, DA, and EFF, must harmonize their divergent visions to tackle the nation’s pressing issues effectively.

South Africa’s ANC faces declining popularity and internal divisions ahead of national elections, as it seeks to regain voter trust and address economic challenges.

The ANC faces declining support ahead of South Africa’s 2024 elections due to corruption and economic challenges, raising concerns about its future majority.