DA open to coalition talks with like-minded parties
The party's performance at this year's municipal polls has increased to over 24% up from 21.66%
The Democratic Alliance has expressed openness to negotiating coalition agreements with political parties that share their core values. The party's Federal Executive has instructed officials to approach other parties that prioritize clean governance, corruption eradication, service delivery, rule of law, and non-racialism. Following a surge in their municipal vote share to over 24%, up from 21.66% in 2021, DA Federal Council Chairperson Ashur Sarupen emphasized that coalition discussions will be guided by principles of accountability, corruption-free rule, service delivery for all, rule of law, and non-racialism.
These negotiations will be managed nationwide under the DA Vigilance Executive's oversight to maintain consistent principles across all discussions. DA Federal Chairperson Geordin Hill-Lewis affirmed the party's readiness to engage in such talks with humility and with the ultimate goal of constructing stable, integrity-driven governments.
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