SA Politics Thread Part 11: The GNU Normal

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List of people who dislike the DA and are unlikely to work with them in future coalitions:

ANC
EFF
ActionSA
MK
PA

The only people that seem to be good with the DA or atleast tolerate their arrogance in government are the FF+ and BOSA, parties which also pull low votes meaning the DA doesn't have the right friends to rule Johannesburg or ever come back into national government when they are kicked out of the GNU or leave themselves when the ANC brings in the EFF and/or the MK, ActionSA and Co.

Not a problem SA is getting fedup with those corrupt parties. I'm sure DA will have a much larger piece of the pie next round and wouldn't need the help of some of those corrupt parties.
 
Note how DA supporters are avoiding the question, they have begrudgingly admitted that Zille is not going to get a majority, but they don't want to face the other elephant in the room, what happens after not getting the majority, who is going to give her the majority?
Will you cry if the ANC agrees to work with her?
 
I was gonna say the ANC and DA could just cozy up together with the condition that she becomes mayor, imagine the crying if that happens.
That's a real possibility and gives the GLM a chance to regain some semblance of credibility after Dada's reign of destruction...
 
I don't think the ANC have realised yet that Aunty is going to campaign hard - for an entire year (and a bit) - in JHB. That is far longer than is typical of SA election campaigns, which are usually compressed into a few months.
 
Perhaps you should figure out more pressing questions, such as why the ANC can no longer rely on places like Soweto to give them 75% of the vote...
Stop being all over the place, we are going to the elections, if no one gets a majority, coalitions must be formed, who is more likely to be able to form a coalition between the DA and the ANC in Joburg?
 
Stop being all over the place, we are going to the elections, if no one gets a majority, coalitions must be formed, who is more likely to be able to form a coalition between the DA and the ANC in Joburg?
I'm not engaging in such naval-gazing, as it's impossible to predict with any degree of certainty. As some others have pointed out, what happens if the DA and ANC do a grand coalition deal?
 
Stop being all over the place, we are going to the elections, if no one gets a majority, coalitions must be formed, who is more likely to be able to form a coalition between the DA and the ANC in Joburg?
Neither. They will form a coalition between themselves and the ANC will assume their position as second in command...
 
Note how DA supporters are avoiding the question, they have begrudgingly admitted that Zille is not going to get a majority, but they don't want to face the other elephant in the room, what happens after not getting the majority, who is going to give her the majority?
They can't answer because the answer is no one. 🤣

The DA is screwed. They don't have the numbers to govern alone and most political parties hate them. It will be interesting to see how Zille governs JHB as the mob here says without numbers and allies that matter. 🍿
 
She can have a million interviews, the media can promote her all they want, oksalayo the people of Joburg are the ones who are going to vote, and we have enough self respect, there is no room for Zille here.

It was the 22nd of Sept 2025 that you said it. Bookmarked!

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I don't think the ANC have realised yet that Aunty is going to campaign hard - for an entire year (and a bit) - in JHB. That is far longer than is typical of SA election campaigns, which are usually compressed into a few months.
She could campaign very very hard for a century if it was possible and the DA and her would still not get JHB. 🤣

The DA and her are too disliked.
 
Nothing has changed from your time, the bar to enroll at TVETs is still as low as it was when Verwoerd was telling you you were special.

A lot has changed since my time. I went to a Technical College, something I doubt you have. The technical colleges of those days were plentiful, as were technical high schools, as they fed the mines and industries of South Africa with scarce artisans.

South Africa has deindustrialised since then, reducing the need for artisans. We used to build our own trains, power stations and military hardware, remember? It's why the army is running 40+ year old armoured vehicles.
 
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