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In a dramatic turn of events, the National Freedom Party (NFP) has rejected the proposed premier candidate, Thami Ntuli, put forward by the IFP in KwaZulu-Natal. The rejection by the NFP, known as the kingmaker in KZN, has sent shockwaves through the political landscape. Canaan Mdletshe, the NFP secretary-general, hinted at talks with various parties at both provincial and national levels, showcasing the party's emerging power and influence. As the battleground in KZN heats up, the ANC expresses confidence in the NFP's pivotal role in determining the province's political future. The NFP's leader, Irvin Barnes, finds himself in a position of immense power, holding the tie-breaking vote that could sway the balance in the hung KwaZulu-Natal government. The party's decisions could make or break the formation of a Government of National Unity (GNU), highlighting the NFP's crucial role in the current political landscape. Meanwhile, the MK Party, a new player on the scene, faces the challenge of finding a coalition partner despite receiving significant votes in KZN but falling short of a majority. Amidst the twists and turns of local coalition talks, the expected ANC-IFP-DA coalition faces uncertainty as the NFP's position remains unpredictable. The dynamics of coalition politics in KZN have taken unexpected turns, with the outcome of the hung province hanging by a thread. Stay tuned as the political drama unfolds in this high-stakes arena, shaping the future of governance in KwaZulu-Natal. Interesting Fact: The NFP has emerged as a major player in KZN coalition politics and holds significant sway in the province's political landscape. Exciting developments are on the horizon as the NFP navigates its role in shaping the government's future.
The National Freedom Party, which has emerged as kingmaker in KwaZulu Natal, has rejected the IFP's proposed premier candidate Thami Ntuli and is hedging ...
NFP secretary-general Canaan Mdletshe said the party has been in talks with various political parties "including at the national level".
The tense KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) provincial government battleground looks set to be settled by the slimmest of margins. The unprecedented surge of Jacob Zuma's ...
By Celani Sikhakhane and Zukile Majova. Irvin Barnes, leader of the National Freedom Party (NFP), holds a crucial tie-breaker vote in the hung KwaZulu-Natal ...
The political newcomer received the most votes in KwaZulu-Natal but fell short of an outright majority and is now scrambling to find a coalition partner.
It was thought to be a foregone conclusion that the ANC-IFP-DA grouping would co-govern the hung province along with the NFP ahead of the first sitting of ...
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Barnes says the party is engaging at a national level with other parties for stability in South Africa. โThe spirit of partnership and (that) the maturity that ...
NFP president Ivan Barnes on Thursday declared that the party has joined the IFP, DA and ANC coalition to govern KwaZulu-Natal. Barns intimated the NFP was not ...
Political newcomers, uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MK Party), led by ex-president Jacob Zuma, will be the official opposition in KZN legislature.
Party leader, Ivan Barnes, says it will provide its support to the ANC, DA and IFP on a national and provincial level. On Thursday, Barnes outlined the ...
The agreement between the four parties, which have a combined 41 out of 80 seats in the provincial legislature, prevents the Jacob Zuma-led MK party from being ...
The National Freedom Party has backed a government of provincial unity in KwaZulu-Natal, strengthening the IFP's bid to govern the province.
NFP president Irvin Barnes kept everyone guessing as to what his KZN kingmaker party would decide, vacillating between the government of national unity ...
Police are keeping a keen eye on the ground in KwaZulu-Natal after the NFP announced it would back an ANC, DA and IFP coalition and not the MK Party.