Democratic Alliance Gnu

We're committed to working together with GNU partners. Now the same can't be said of the ANT. ^[1]

DA National Executive Caucus. Welcome to the DA's dedicated page for our role in the Government of National Unity (GNU). ^[2]

During an ANC and DA meeting on Friday, the DA is believed to have expressed its 'sincere' commitment to remain within the GNU. ^[3]

The two largest parties in the GNU will meet on Frday, amid discord within their partnership over the VAT increase. ^[4]

President Cyril Ramaphosa and DA leader John Steenhuisen. The ANC and the DA have said they must find better mechanisms to resolve disputes. ^[5]

Mbalula told a media briefing on Tuesday that the 10-party coalition would remain intact even if the DA chose to exit. ^[6]

The ANC and DA have concluded their closed meeting in Johannesburg to iron out issues over the GNU, fiscal framework and VAT disagreements. ^[7]

The DA and FF Plus may have snubbed the budget vote, but they've made it clear that they're not ready to walk away from the GNU just yet. ^[8]

The Democratic Alliance is responding to the ANC's assertion that the DA can leave the GNU if it wants to. ^[9]

If the DA pulls out of the GNU (before it is pushed by the ANC), then this is what a future GNU may look like. ^[10]

VAT hike scrapped after DA legal pressure. ANC sidelines DA in press conference showdown. GNU fractures deepen, leaving the future uncertain. ^[11]

John Maytham interviews DA leader, John Steenhuisen about the party's role in the Government of National Unity. Show more. Bookmark. ^[12]

Serving divorce papers is not on the cards for the ANC and DA cooperation. Thats according to analyst Sandile Swana. ^[13]

Steenhuisen said the coalition government, with the ANC, DA and eight smaller parties, was still the best option for South Africa. ^[14]

The DA and ANC are set to meet on Friday for another round of talks amid rising tensions within the Government of National Unity (GNU). ^[15]