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chief Justice Raymond Zondo is swearing in new members of the National Assembly at the Cape Town International Convention Centre. Once the new members of Parliament (MP) have taken their oaths, a new speaker, deputy speaker and president of South Africa will be elected.
Rise Mzansi, a new party in the National Assembly, has two seats. They are occupied Makashule Gana, formerly of the Democratic Alliance (DA), and newspaper editor-turned-politician Songezo Zibi.
South Africa's newly-elected parliament meets Friday and is expected to re-elect President Cyril Ramaphosa to form an unprecedented coalition government after his ruling ANC cobbled together a coalition deal.
The African National Congress leader had called for a government of national unity after his party lost its absolute majority in last month's general election, but two major leftist parties shunned the deal.
Instead, according to ANC secretary general Fikile Mbalula, the government would "gravitate to the centre" -- backed by the centre-right Democratic Alliance (DA), the Zulu nationalist Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) and several smaller parties.
"We have reached a breakthrough on the common agreement that we need to work together," Mbalula told a news conference in Cape Town, confirming that the radical leftist Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) had refused to join what he still called a unity government.
Graft-tainted former president Jacob Zuma's new electoral vehicle, the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK), has disputed the May 29 election results and warned it would boycott Friday's sitting of the 400-member assembly. Mbalula said the ANC was talking to MK, but had not reached agreement.
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chief Justice Raymond Zondo is swearing in new members of the National Assembly at the Cape Town International Convention Centre. Once the new members of Parliament (MP) have taken their oaths, a new speaker, deputy speaker and president of South Africa will be elected.
Rise Mzansi, a new party in the National Assembly, has two seats. They are occupied Makashule Gana, formerly of the Democratic Alliance (DA), and newspaper editor-turned-politician Songezo Zibi.
South Africa's newly-elected parliament meets Friday and is expected to re-elect President Cyril Ramaphosa to form an unprecedented coalition government after his ruling ANC cobbled together a coalition deal.
The African National Congress leader had called for a government of national unity after his party lost its absolute majority in last month's general election, but two major leftist parties shunned the deal.
Instead, according to ANC secretary general Fikile Mbalula, the government would "gravitate to the centre" -- backed by the centre-right Democratic Alliance (DA), the Zulu nationalist Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) and several smaller parties.
"We have reached a breakthrough on the common agreement that we need to work together," Mbalula told a news conference in Cape Town, confirming that the radical leftist Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) had refused to join what he still called a unity government.
Graft-tainted former president Jacob Zuma's new electoral vehicle, the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK), has disputed the May 29 election results and warned it would boycott Friday's sitting of the 400-member assembly. Mbalula said the ANC was talking to MK, but had not reached agreement.
#SouthAfricaElections #ANC #CyrilRamaphosa #SouthAfricaNews #LiveNews #cnbctv18live #cnbctv18 #cnbctv18digital
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