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<p>Outspoken ANC heavyweight and National Executive Committee (NEC) member Lindiwe Sisulu has warned her comrades against forming a coalition government with the Democratic Alliance (DA).</p>
<p>For the first time since 1994, the ANC failed to win a majority in Parliament in the 29 May elections, resulting in the governing party seeking coalition partners.</p>
<p>Reports suggest that ANC President, Cyril Ramaphosa, was considering a “soft coalition” with the DA.</p>
<p><a href="https://www.iol.co.za/the-star/news/da-anc-pact-spits-on-struggle-icons-graves-a83a88ab-f926-4e79-910c-391050a81eba"><strong>IOL</strong></a> reported that the partnership would see the DA take up strategic positions in government and the legislatures.</p>
<p>The ANC scored 40.18% at the polls, the DA achieved 21.80%, while former president Jacob Zuma’s newly formed uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) scored 17.4%.</p>
<p>Since the ANC did not meet the 50% threshold required for an outright majority, it would need a coalition partner to govern.</p>
<p>However, speaking to Independent Media, on Monday, Sisulu said a coalition with the DA would be spitting on the graves of fallen freedom fighters. She said:</p>
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<p>Firstly this looming disaster, if the ANC would ever partner with the DA, could’ve been avoided had the IEC (Electoral Commission of SA) done its work properly.</p>
<p>I was instrumental in setting up the IEC because I was deputy minister of Home Affairs at the time when Buthelezi was minister of Home Affairs. I ended up signing a lot of the legislation which saw the IEC did its work properly.</p>
<p>I would think that after 30 years the commission would be able to run a fair and transparent election.</p>
<p>Since 26 parties complained about the counting and the results, the IEC for its own credibility should’ve issued a recount. That has brought us to this.</p>
<p>In all the time I spent in prison fighting apartheid, I did not do it for the DA. The DA is the epitome of what the previous government represents.</p>
<p>The idea that black parties cannot govern is very racist. It is an insult for people who oppressed us and who threw us in jail for fighting for justice to tell us that we can’t govern.</p>
<p>The president of the ANC cannot enter a coalition with any party without the NEC’s approval. He is president of the country because of the ANC voters. He will not throw those votes away.</p>
<p>I hear the discussions in the media and some quarters of society saying that it will be good for the country and good for capital if the ANC went into bed with the DA, well those are the talks of capital.</p>
<p>I know that the president has friends in capital, but capital doesn’t decide internal ANC matters. If it does then perhaps I’m in the wrong party.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Asked if she supports an ANC-MK coalition, Sisulu said many of the soldiers that she trained with in the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) camp who later left the ANC were justified in walking that path. She said:</p>
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<p>I was trained in MK. When we were in the camps I used to imagine that one day we’d come home dressed in our uniform and land at the airport to the salute of our people.</p>
<p>But when we landed, the MK soldiers were starved. They were not taken care of, but other people, who came out of nowhere were the ones giving us orders.</p>
<p>Today those people are at the top seats in our movement. The MK soldiers and comrades are our comrades.</p>
<p>We must lead the ANC back to glory. I never thought I’d see the day when our very movement takes orders from Stellenbosch.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Meanwhile, the MK Party is looking to derail the election of a new president by threatening not to send its 58 members to the first sitting of Parliament.</p>
<p>This over objections to the 29 May polls and a demand for a vote recount.</p>
<p>The MK believes that a National Assembly should comprise at least 350 members to constitute a quorum.</p>
<p>However, constitutional law academic, Pierre de Vos, told <a href="https://www.ewn.co.za/2024/06/04/mk-looks-to-scupper-election-of-new-president-with-threat-not-to-attend-first-parliament-sitting"><strong>EWN</strong></a> that even if MK members were not present, the show would go on.</p>
<p>He also warned that if the elected MK members stayed away from Parliament for 15 consecutive sessions, they stood to lose their seats.</p>
<p><strong>More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></strong></p>


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DA-ANC Deal Would Be A Disaster, ANC Heavyweight, Lindiwe Sisulu, Warns Ramaphosa

<p>South African International Relations and Co-operation Minister Lindiwe Sisulu has revealed that the South African government shall rebuild three bridges in areas ravaged by Cyclone Idai.</p>
<p>Sisulu gave the announcement in her remarks on the Occasion of the Department of International relations and Co-operation Month Media Briefing in Pretoria, South Africa yesterday.</p>
<p>The Minister also expressed gratitude to South African citizens who donated to affected people of Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Malawi.</p>
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South Africa Pledges To Rebuild Three Bridges For Zimbabwe

<p>South African Minister of International Relations Lindiwe Sisulu has called upon the South African Police Service to deal decisively with the perpetrators of violence against foreign nationals.</p>
<p>This comes as there are fears that there could be an upsurge of xenophobic attacks as happened in 2015 throughout South Africa that left at least seven people dead.</p>
<p>The recent xenophobic attacks were mainly witnessed in provinces of Limpopo and KwaZulu-Natal.</p>
<p>Police in the coastal province of KwaZulu-Natal confirmed incidents of attacks by dozens of people which started on Sunday night last targeting foreign-owned shops. By Wednesday around 300 foreign nationals had sought refuge at a mosque in Durban.</p>
<p>International Relations Department spokesperson Ndivhuwo Mabaya had this to say:</p>
<blockquote><p>We want the police to act fast and want the might of the law. The law is very big in South Africa.</p></blockquote>
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SA Police Instructed To Deal Decisively With Perpetrators Of Xenophobia

<p>South Africa’s Minister of International Relations, Lindiwe Sisulu is set to meet leaders from different African countries on Monday over the xenophobic attacks that broke out in the country recently.</p>
<p>South Africa’s Police Minister Bheki Cele is also expected to attend the meeting. This was revealed by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (Dirco) Spokesperson, Ndivhuwo Mabaya, who said:</p>
<blockquote><p>South Africans need to understand that they can’t be an island. The growth of this country is very linked to the growth of the SADC region.</p>
<p>South Africa is expected to play a leadership role on issues like this, so we want to engage with that and see how we can work together to deal with the challenge that we have.</p></blockquote>
<p>South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa has already condemned the attacks. Speaking to a local radio station, SABC’s Ukhozi FM station in Durban on Saturday, he said:</p>
<blockquote><p>A few days ago we found out that it’s us South Africans who are attacking foreigners; that portrays us as a country that does not want to be part of other African countries.</p>
<p>Because it shows the rest of the world that there’s xenophobia in South Africa and that’s not true. There’s no Xenophobia in this country.</p>
<p>As South Africans, we have never been Xenophobic and have never discriminated people from other countries. From the report I’ve heard from comrade Sihle Zikalala this was an act by criminals who decided to attack foreigners.</p></blockquote>
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SA Foreign Affairs Minister To Meet African Leaders Over Xenophobia

<p>South Africa’s Minister for International Relations and Cooperation Lindiwe Sisulu said that President Cyril Ramaphosa will be coming to Zimbabwe for a bi-national on the 12th of March.</p>
<p>She reiterated South Africa’ position that the sanctions imposed on the country by western countries should be removed. Said Sisulu:</p>
<blockquote><p>We are preparing for a bi-national with Zimbabwe, on March 12th. Our President [Ramaphosa] will lead the delegation to Harare.</p>
<p>I think sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe will be top of our agenda and we are putting them across in the world because we believe that for as long as Zimbabwe has sanctions imposed on it, the possibility of recovering from its economic woes will remain very glim and dim.</p></blockquote>
<p>Sisulu said that South Africa is concerned with the human rights situation in Zimbabwe just as the rest of the world:</p>
<blockquote><p>Human rights are central. We say them in the same way that religious people say “amen” at the end of a prayer. Human rights are very central to our foreign policy. They are also very central to our interaction with other countries.</p>
<p>We used the opportunity of the SADC meeting we had on the sidelines of the African Union to ask the President of Zimbabwe to explain to us, as SADC members, what is happening in Zimbabwe. That should indicate to you the extent of our concern to understand what is happening in Zimbabwe, and what we as a sub-region can do to assist, to ensure that there is normality there</p></blockquote>
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SA President Cyril Ramaphosa To Come To Zimbabwe On March 12th

<p>South Africa’s International Relations and Cooperation Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said Zimbabwe Government’s response to protests has been heavy-handed.</p>
<p>Sisulu said the response by President Mnangagwa’s administration only brings negativity to a country that needs a lot of support. She said this at the Taj Palace hotel in New Delhi, India, on Friday. Said Sisulu:</p>
<blockquote><p>We have expressed our concerns about the levels of violence and how [the police] deal with any challenges on the streets. In our press briefings every time we have talked about Zimbabwe, we have mentioned the fact that we are unhappy. It only brings negativity to a country that needs a lot of support. They have acknowledged that they have been heavy-handed.</p></blockquote>
<p>She, however, said South Africa will do whatever is in its power to help Zimbabwe. She also called on the removal of sanctions saying they do not help Zimbabwe. Said Sisulu:</p>
<blockquote><p>We have promised them we will do whatever is in our power, within our means of course, to [assist them]. They have resources that Africa can benefit from. We have engaged with Zimbabwe and we are determined to assist the country out of its present problem. Those sanctions that were put on Zimbabwe at the time of former president [Robert] Mugabe have not been lifted and they do not help the economy of Zimbabwe. When President [Emmerson] Mnangagwa got into power, one of the first things he said was that Zimbabwe was open for business. But for as long as there are sanctions on Zimbabwe it makes it difficult for them to raise the necessary money for them to recover from the losses they’ve had.</p></blockquote>
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South Africa Condemns Mnangagwa Govt's Response To Protests, Pledges Assistance, Calls For Sanctions Removal

<p>South Africa’s International Relations and Co-operation Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said her country is ready to support Zimbabwe with anything.</p>
<p>She said South Africa wants Zimbabwe to have economic stability. Said Sisulu:</p>
<blockquote><p>As and when Zimbabwe requests our support in anything, we will be able to provide them with that support, fully. We wish the people of Zimbabwe well. It’s a country that we regard as a friend, and we would like some stability there. We would like the economic reforms that have been put in place to succeed there. In so far as Zimbabwe is concerned, we stand very ready at all times to assist the people of Zimbabwe. We have had a very long standing relationship with the people of Zimbabwe from the time we were in the struggle.</p></blockquote>
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