Reported about 1 year ago
South African political parties are in discussions to form a new government as President Cyril Ramaphosa seeks re-election. The African National Congress (ANC) has been engaging with opposition parties after losing its parliamentary majority in May. Talks are ongoing late into the night with parties including the Democratic Alliance and the Economic Freedom Fighters. Sticking points include the position of speaker of parliament, with various parties vying for influence in the new government. The ANC remains committed to finding a consensus with a broad alliance as lawmakers prepare to elect the president and other key positions.
Source: YAHOO