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The prospect of the African National Congress (ANC) losing its majority has caused much speculation about its post-election government.
The Institute of Race Relations believes any coalition agreement would likely see the ANC agree to the EFF's demand for Floyd Shivambu to be appointed finance minister.
Terence Corrigan writes such a coaltion would likely come with aggressive narrative of combating supposed enemies
Ramaphosa signed the NHI Bill into law, dramatising the event by announcing he had found his "most valued pen in the country."
A coalition between the African National Congress (ANC) and one or two Multi-Party Charter (MPC) parties after 29 May would be the kiss of death for the latter, and must be avoided at all costs. But there are other options to consider.