South Africa: Ramaphosa Kicks Can Down the Road With 'Government of National Unity' Play

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South Africa: Ramaphosa Kicks Can Down the Road With 'Government of National Unity' Play
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Analysis - President Cyril Ramaphosa has for the moment dodged choosing a coalition partner by proposing a 'government of national unity' which conceivably could include parties that have diametrically opposed views on all major policy issues.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has for the moment dodged choosing a coalition partner by proposing a 'government of national unity' which conceivably could include parties that have diametrically opposed views on all major policy issues.

More than 40% surveyed said they would back an ANC-DA coalition, possibly including other members of the Multi-Party Charter such as the IFP and FF+.

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