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President Cyril Ramaphosa revealed a revamped government of national unity (GNU) Cabinet on Sunday night, acknowledging the challenge of reducing portfolios due to the need for inclusivity. Despite initial plans to downsize, the president emphasized the importance of unity among all government parties. Re-elected on 14 June and inaugurated on 19 June, President Ramaphosa addressed the nation almost an hour past the scheduled time, underscoring the significance of a unified leadership structure in achieving national goals. Stay informed about the latest developments shaping South Africa’s future. Unlock exclusive stories and stay empowered with News24’s 25 years of fearless journalism. Start…
President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to announce his new Cabinet. (Photo: GCIS) President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to announce his Cabinet in the government of national unity (GNU) on Sunday night. The negotiations have been plagued by delays, leaked correspondence, and late-night meetings. The announcement comes after a deal was made between the DA and the ANC. All eyes will be on President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday night when he finally announces his much-anticipated new Cabinet in his government of national unity (GNU). Presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya said Ramaphosa was expected to address the nation at 21:00. He said:…
After weeks of intense negotiations, the ANC and the DA have reached an agreement to form a government of national unity. This historic deal comes after leaked confidential communication and countless late-night meetings. The collaboration between the two major political parties marks a significant step towards unity and reconciliation in South Africa. The government of national unity is expected to bring together diverse voices and expertise to address the country’s pressing challenges. With this partnership, both the ANC and the DA are demonstrating a commitment to putting aside their differences for the greater good of the nation. The agreement bodes…
The EFF has expressed its interest in co-governing with the ANC, on the condition that the ANC excludes the DA and FF Plus. Following a meeting at the Inanda Country Club in Johannesburg to discuss the formation of the seventh administration, the party stated, “The EFF is willing to participate in an ANC-led government alongside other parties, except the Democratic Alliance and Freedom Front Plus.” It is crucial for South Africans to stay informed to shape a prosperous future. With 25 years of keeping the country updated, News24 is committed to delivering fearless journalism. Take advantage of our free subscription…
IFP president Velenkosini Hlabisa is urging for a swift conclusion to the government of national unity (GNU) negotiations between the DA and ANC. Hlabisa emphasized the importance of reaching an agreement promptly to allow for the announcement of the new Cabinet in accordance with the Constitution. Addressing concerns over delays and potential stalemates in the formation of the GNU, Hlabisa emphasized the need for all parties involved to resolve outstanding issues efficiently. The IFP is calling on the ANC, the DA, and any other relevant parties to move past any obstacles and progress towards a successful and functional government. Stay…
A crucial meeting between ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa and DA leader John Steenhuisen is anticipated to bring both parties closer as government negotiations face obstacles. Despite disputes over Cabinet positions, ongoing talks show promise of a constructive resolution. Steenhuisen confirmed the ongoing negotiations, emphasizing the commitment to reaching a fair agreement for a stable government where the DA can contribute meaningfully. South Africans must stay informed to shape a prosperous future. With 25 years of trusted reporting, News24 is entering a new era of bold journalism. Subscribe for exclusive access to stories that inform, empower, and inspire. \ Source link
President Cyril Ramaphosa presented his final Cabinet offers to government of national unity (GNU) partners on Wednesday night. (Supplied/GCIS) Wednesday night meetings were crucial as President Cyril Ramaphosa laid out his final Cabinet proposals for government of national unity (GNU) partners. If these offers are declined, the president will have the authority to appoint Cabinet members as per constitutional guidelines. Section 91 (1) and (2) of the Constitution specifies that the Cabinet is comprised of the president, deputy president, and ministers. Stay informed about the important decisions shaping South Africa’s future. News24 has been a reliable source of news for…
Exciting news awaits as President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to announce his government of national unity (GNU) Cabinet. A confidential source close to Ramaphosa has revealed that the announcement is expected to happen on Thursday, providing a sense of relief and anticipation for South Africans. Following the dissolution of the previous Cabinet upon Ramaphosa’s inauguration last week, the upcoming announcement holds significant importance for the country’s future governance and direction. Stay informed about the latest updates and developments for a brighter tomorrow. Join our free subscription trial on News24, a trusted source of news for 25 years, and be a…
Cosatu, South Africa’s biggest labour federation, urged President Cyril Ramaphosa to appoint Cabinet members who prioritize workers’ interests. The organization expressed discontent for not being consulted on the government of national unity’s composition three weeks after the DA’s initial signing of the statement of intent. Following a post central executive committee meeting, Cosatu’s general secretary, Solly Phetoe, emphasized the organization’s opposition to the DA’s neo-liberal policies. As South Africans strive for a prosperous future, staying informed is crucial. For 25 years, News24 has been a trusted source of information, and a new era of fearless journalism is on the horizon.…
During talks to form a government of national unity (GNU), the ANC considered demands around ministerial and deputy president positions, along with “red lines” that could not be crossed, as revealed by ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula. After securing Cyril Ramaphosa a second term as state president, Mbalula shared insights from the coalition discussions with other political parties. While many parties expressed interest in joining the GNU, they raised strategic and tactical concerns. It is crucial for South Africans to stay informed to build a prosperous future. With 25 years of keeping the country updated, News24 is gearing up for a…