JOHANNEBSURG – The African National Congress says the uMkhonto weSizwe Party has snubbed coalition talks as parties scramble to agree on a power-sharing deal.
The ANC suffered a humiliating loss at the May 29 polls and is currently shopping around for coalition partners. On Tuesday, the party’s national working committee met to deliberate on the outcomes of some of the coalition talks – which are still in their early stages. “The national officials reported to the national working committee that the ANC has repeatedly reached out to the MK Party for an engagement party, with no positive party. Our door remains open as we continue to reach out to MK Party.”“Our story is a story of speaking to everyone in the interest of a consensus, in the interest of a national dialogue in our country.”
While Parliament is required to hold its first sitting within two weeks after the election result is declared to elect a new president, the ANC says there are no clear timelines to conclude coalition talks.
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