DEMOCRATIC Alliance (DA) leader John Steenhuisen said on Wednesday that political parties will have to think long and hard about where they’d like to see South Africa after 2024.
Steenhuisen explained that, according to latest polling, there was a mere 11% points difference between the African National Congress (ANC) and the DA, explaining that this meant a coalition government, post-2024, would either be led by the DA or by the ANC.
“Every party is going to have to think long and hard about where they’d like to see South Africa after 2024. Because when we speak of a coalition alternative following the next election, we’re not only talking about one possibility,” he said.
Steenhuisen added that there were only two realistic coalition outcomes, explaining that every party and its leaders will have to decide which of those two options they want for the country.
“I can only speak for the DA when I say that our commitment to bringing
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