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South Africa's FAKE Government of National Unity (GNU) tussling for positions.

South Africa's FAKE Government of National Unity (GNU) tussling for positions. The Government of National Unity is starting to look a little colorful with now 10 founding members: ANC, DA, IFP, PA, GOOD, PAC, FF+, UDM, RIZE Mzansi, and Al Jama-ah. At this point, it feels like a private company with people desperately seeking positions. I'm hoping that those who voted for these political parties are satisfied with their leaders' decisions. Personally, I'm confused about how all these parties will govern South Africa without addressing the elephant in the room: **us, the citizens of South Africa**. No one is talking about us. Do these parties still adhere to the ideologies they campaigned on? What will happen with the extremely opposite ideologies or policies? These parties were voted in by people who feel strongly about their platforms. For instance, if someone wanted to vote for a party that believes in privatizing everything, they would have voted for the DA. Conversely, those who wanted a socialist Pan-Africanist party probably voted for the PAC. Now, in this "rainbow marriage," how will both parties ensure their voters get what they voted for without compromising their positions? I don't see it happening without jeopardizing their voters. We're going to have to wait and see. What I am seeing is that ministries seem to be the most important thing at the moment. Parties with six seats are eyeing the Home Affairs Ministry. How will parties that feel differently about Palestine and Israel handle international or geopolitical issues? Where will we stand if the International Relations Ministry is given to the DA? What will happen to the ICJ cases? Are we converting to Zionism? What will happen to BRICS since the DA is NATO's side-chick? Who is talking about us in this government? Are we even a factor? This just seems like an opportunity for old and new political parties to secure positions and become somebody. "If you wanna be somebody, if you wanna go somewhere, you better Government of National Unity, South Africa, ANC, DA, IFP, PA, GOOD, PAC, FF+, UDM, RIZE Mzansi, Al Jama-ah, political parties, South African politics, 2024 elections, coalition government, voter concerns, political ideologies, ministries, international relations, BRICS, NATO, ICJ cases, Zionism, citizen concerns, South African citizens, governance, political strategies.