As South Africa navigates through political turmoil, the Government of National Unity (GNU) is faced with challenges and demands from its 10 political parties. Amidst the power struggle, PA leader Gayton McKenzie made it clear that his party is in the GNU for positions, particularly eyeing the police ministry and home affairs.
McKenzie emphasized the importance of power dynamics within politics, stating that the delay in forming a cabinet is primarily due to negotiations over positions. While some may criticize the focus on power, McKenzie underscored the constitutional right of the president to determine appointees.
Despite the discord among political parties, McKenzie assured that the PA is advocating for its positions without arrogance or threats. The evolving situation within the GNU has sparked reactions on social media, reflecting the nation’s concerns and hopes for a united and effective government.