BRICS comments split GNU partners

Ramaphosa will not be micromanaged by the DA or any party, says spokesperson.

President Cyril Ramaphosa hit back at DA leader John Steenhuisen , saying the Government of National Unity’s second biggest partner cannot impose their policy positions on him under the guise of the coalition government.President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday hit back at DA leader John Steenhuisen , saying the Government of National Unity’s second biggest partner cannot impose their policy positions on him under the guise of the coalition government.

Magwenya said Steenhuisen’s statement was an attempt to micromanage the president, which was inappropriate regardless of the importance and the respect Ramaphosa attaches to the GNU. Magwenya said international travel with Ramaphosa was based on the content and substance of a particular visit. Unlike in the past when the ANC was in control of the government, Aucamp said, there was a GNU with an emphasis on unity. He said Ramaphosa was speaking on his and the ANC’s behalf when he said Russia was an ally and friend of South Africa.

Responding to Steenhuisen on social media, another GNU partner, Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie said: “The president made a huge mistake by leaving you behind.

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