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Majority, how involved is he going to be in those talks to form a coalition? 0r to be in those talks to form a coalition? or is it party officials that will be doing the negotiating? i keep looking back because as these results are coming and i want to bring them to you as soon as we get the final tally. everyone says is that this is the anc of cyril ramaphosa. we have a different leaders of the ruling party and each one makes sure they stamp their identity on the national party. so whatever dec...

Clash on their outlook and the policies they are going to champion so we _ policies they are going to champion so we witt— policies they are going to champion so we will see a flood of pieces of iegisiation— so we will see a flood of pieces of legislation coming from political parties — legislation coming from political parties but it will be difficult for them _ parties but it will be difficult for them to— parties but it will be difficult for them to pass legislation in this parliament...

Different political spectrums, so aligning their policies is not going to be easy, but you also have other opposition parties who are interested in forming a coalition with the anc. you have dubious minimas eff, and julius mel emma spoke yesterday and said he was open to negotiations with the ruling party so that shows that even though the democratic alliance and a anc good form a stable government, there announcement and the fact they look at each other as enemies and have done so for many year...

Byaruhanga is monitoring developments in johannesburg. this is shaping up to be a historic day in south africa, which has had key moments in its history that have shifted the direction of this country, and today what we are expecting to hear is the final declaration of the results from wednesdays election by the election commission. the expectation is that for the first time in 30 years, the ruling african national congress party is going to lose its majority in parliament. what that means is th...

To the screen isjust behind me. and then we expect, as i assume, we almost got him there, to hearfrom president cyril ramaphosa after this final result has been announced. yes, we are not quite sure what happened. before we got these final results of the chairperson was introducing the president, cyril ramaphosa. he is here and this will be his first statement since wednesdays elections. it is important to note the anc has said he is not here as the leader of a party. he has come to this event a...

So that means we are now going through a process over the next two weeks of horse trading negotiations between different parties for the anc to make up those numbers crucially and parliament in order to not only elect the president but also to carry out government business. also to carry out government business-— also to carry out government business. , ., . ~ ., . business. the democratic alliance came second _ business. the democratic alliance came second and _ business. the democratic allia...

The anc there with 28. lets bring in my colleague who is at the centre where this result is being announced. just explain what is going on, how many of these provincial results we will see. exactly, ijust have to provincial results we will see. exactly, i just have to tell provincial results we will see. exactly, ijust have to tell you that we have people out with their mobile phones taking pictures of the screen right here because right now we are getting a sense of the division of power betwee...

Journey, which is that all parties will have 14 weeks before they have to sit in parliament, and that is when parliament will have its first sitting. and during that first sitting, mps will then elect the next president of south africa. 0f next president of south africa. of course, the anc as the biggest party still in a country expected to get around 14% of the vote and will be looking to lead those negotiations and for its leader, cyril ramaphosa, to carry on as president of south africa. but ...

Him and — always felt the need to get rid of him and feel they can hold him accountable and have them fall on his sword — accountable and have them fall on his sword but you have to ask the question. — his sword but you have to ask the question. if— his sword but you have to ask the question, if he does pull on his sword — question, if he does pull on his sword and _ question, if he does pull on his sword and go, what all the implications be for the country? and i implications be for t...