South Africa marks two years of the GNU: What lies ahead? IFP and UDM weigh in

South Africa marks two years since the Government of National Unity (GNU) was fully operationalised, on the 3rd of July 2024, following the swearing-in of ministers after the general elections.

The coalition government, formed after no single party secured a majority, has since reshaped the country's political landscape.

While the GNU has been credited with bringing a level of political stability, it continues to face challenges, including policy differences, and mounting pressure to deliver on economic growth and service delivery.

For more on the GNU's performance over the past two years, its internal dynamics, and what lies ahead, we speak to two of its partners, the IFP's Chief Whip, Nhlanhla Hadebe, and UDM MP, Bulelani Bobotyane.

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