The SA Politics Thread Part 6

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Rob is now promoting Mogoeng Mogoeng as President, now that Gayton failed him. :love::ROFL:
We refer to him as Rob Hersov, Billionaire.

That's how he should be addressed and how he is always addressed in his puff pieces in the media and on social media.
 
Just say that the MK fails to attend the voting of the president and speaker- which may or may not happen.

Will the ANC still need a coalition to nominate the speaker and the president?
Yes and no. No, I don't think the MK has to stay away for an ANC president by default. Yes, without the MK around the ANC still does not hold the majority of seats.
 

“The NEC is going to call us, all of us to discuss that. The only thing I can tell you is we as the ANC in the Eastern Cape, we believe in the renewal of the ANC. We accept the setback.”

But he said the party nationally won’t be partnering with what he calls opportunists and “ultra leftists” referring to the MK Party and the EFF.

“We can’t really be trapped with ultra-leftist tendencies because ultra-right and ultra-left are almost the same."
Can agree with him here.
 
Yes and no. No, I don't think the MK has to stay away for an ANC president by default. Yes, without the MK around the ANC still does not hold the majority of seats.
If the MK don't pitch then the ANC could elect both with the EFF alone and not need another party.
 
He actually suggested Gay-tin in this news clip you shared. We need someone that is more refined and influential, and also not a criminal.
Yeah, but he's clearly cooled on Gayton after the election. Before Gayton was his first option. Now he's going for Mogoeng. Don't quite know why Cyril isn't an option for him.
 
How it started:

An actual decent read from DM.


Tl;dr version - this is a "Zuma says" party whose sole purpose is revenge. Without a democratic internal process to elect leadership, and with Zuma having the final say in everything, infighting and jostling for positions is inevitable and the party will tear itself apart...

And on Monday 3 June, this kicks off:


How it's going:

 
My view:

DA demands the speaker of parliament and full control of either Gauteng or KZN with its other MPC partners.

The DA agrees to install CR as president and lets him form an ANC cabinet and votes for their budget. DA makes no concession to vote on anything else in parliament it doesn't agree with. Essentially a minority ANC government.

DA Pros: It gets another province to govern, and gets speaker of parliament - high visibility. It also lets the ANC further implode with their inability to run a country.

ANC Pros: It gets to keep all its cadres and corrupt networks (to a degree at least - they will lose a province and 71 parliamentary seats). It still gets to claim any future service delivery victories, if it's able to get any.
 
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The next 4 years are going to be terrible for SA, but even more so for the ANC and any coalition party with it. If they thought they struggled running the country the past 4 years, struggled with tax income, investments and more, just wait and see what happens the next 4 years. Things are about to get real bad for the ANC and there is nothing they can do to stop it. Unfortunately, the same will happen to any political party that goes into a coalition with the ANC and gets dragged down along with it.
 
My view:

DA demands the speaker of parliament and full control of either Gauteng or KZN with its other MPC partners.

The DA agrees to install CR as president and lets him form an ANC cabinet and votes for their budget. DA makes no concession to vote on anything else in parliament it doesn't agree with. Essentially a minority ANC government.

DA Pros: It gets another province to govern, and gets speaker of parliament - high visibility. It also lets the ANC further implode with their inability to run a country.

ANC Pros: It gets to keep all its cadres and corrupt networks (to a degree atleast
You mean it gets another rich province to govern? How about we give you North West? make a success of that first and then we talk.
 
My view:

DA demands the speaker of parliament and full control of either Gauteng or KZN with its other MPC partners.

The DA agrees to install CR as president and lets him form an ANC cabinet and votes for their budget. DA makes no concession to vote on anything else in parliament it doesn't agree with. Essentially a minority ANC government.

DA Pros: It gets another province to govern, and gets speaker of parliament - high visibility. It also lets the ANC further implode with their inability to run a country.

ANC Pros: It gets to keep all its cadres and corrupt networks (to a degree atleast
I don't see the KZN being able to be governed by the DA which did badly there and which is hostile.

Maybe GP- but not KZN.
 
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