South Africa’s Democratic Alliance (DA) has withdrawn from a “national dialogue” initiative, with leader John Steenhuisen criticizing it as a “waste of time and money” while blaming President Cyril Ramaphosa for government corruption. Steenhuisen demanded the removal of ANC members facing corruption allegations, stating that failure to do so would have consequences, leading to increased tensions between the coalition partners.
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South Africa’s Democratic Alliance party, led by John Steenhuisen, decided not to join a big talk about problems in the country because he thinks it’s a waste of time and money.
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