Plan to kick the DA out of Gauteng as coalition lines are drawn

[BusinessTech]

Plan to kick the DA out of Gauteng as coalition lines are drawn

South African political parties intensified coalition negotiations following the municipal election results, with Gauteng metros in focus.

 

[netstrider]

Hurry up and do it!

 

[Bad Ballie]

DA have had talks, the ball is in their court, let's see how big Helen's ego is.

 

[Brian_G]

Pointless DA considering ASA in Jo'burg, then there isn't a majority rule anyway. Will have to be with the ANC, and Helen then mayor as planned.
Better the devil you know?

 

[supersunbird]

I hope that doesn't come to pass, another 5 years of no street lights, frequent power failures and occasional water outages would not be cool.

 

[FBA1994]

Keep the Cape Tonian out of Johannesburg at all costs.

 

[CTBP]

according to people familiar with the situation, speaking to Bloomberg, who asked not to be identified, as they discussed private information.

lol

 

[chrisc]

What a waste of the R200m that the DA spent

 

[ShaunSA]

Kick em in gogo's panty!

 

[Jefferson D'Arcy]

Keep the Cape Tonian out of Johannesburg at all costs.

What colour is your G63?

 

[konfab]

Keep the Cape Tonian out of Johannesburg at all costs.

R10 has been paid into your VBS account.

 

[konfab]

I hope that doesn't come to pass, another 5 years of no street lights, frequent power failures and occasional water outages would not be cool.

Coalitions like that basically will be a death sentence for all parties involved because it will end up with them squabbling over the same ward seats that will have further declining turnout due to a lack of services.

 

[Magnum]

The ANC is wounded, bleeding and broken. but not crushed...

 

[Quixotic]

Coalitions like that basically will be a death sentence for all parties involved because it will end up with them squabbling over the same ward seats that will have further declining turnout due to a lack of services.

If ASA or ANC still continue to have a say then it will be what most reluctant voters feared that democracy as we know it does no favours here