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The Multiparty Charter embraced last week by the Democratic Alliance, the Inkatha Freedom Party, Action SA, the Freedom Front Plus and three other political parties plans to put its primary emphasis on stimulating growth and expanding employment in an open market economy.

Instead of facing a litmus test of renewal in the 2024 elections, it seems easier for the ANC to play the populist games of the majority of the political opposition.

The Multiparty Charter, a groundbreaking alliance of political forces, has ushered in a pivotal moment for South Africa.

The ANC is filled with thieves, from the petty to the big fish and some of its motives and agendas are highly questionable and self-serving.

Until the establishment of the Multi-Party Charter this past week, South Africa’s democratic system felt like it was failing the voter.

“We made it clear that we would cooperate if the DA explicitly stated that they would not work with the ANC. With this charter, that seems to be the case," said the PA's Head of Strategy

What are we to make of the DA-sponsored Multiparty Charter, whose sole raison d’etre is to remove the ANC from the political power

Apart from the DA, the other parties involved in the charter are the Spectrum Party, UIM, IFP, Freedom Front and Action SA .

James Lorimer shares with the BizNews tribe that a massive oil and gas resource is about to be unlocked, catapulting economic prospects.

The ANC Gauteng chairperson said the seven-party alliance is a tacit admission by the respective parties that they cannot win an election by themselves.