Patriotic Alliance deputy leader Kenny Kunene says his party will not pull out of the coalition governments in Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni.
This is despite its fraught relationship with the DA in the Western Cape which led to the party pulling out of some coalition arrangements in the province.slammed rumours that they were in talks with the ANC and the EFF to change governments in the two municipalities. But he confirmed talks with the ANC.
“We have not held any discussions with the EFF pertaining to Johannesburg. And one must make it clear that the coalition in Johannesburg and the coalition in Ekurhuleni are safe.” “As of today [Thursday] we intend to keep this coalition for five years, but that will also depend on the behaviour of the DA.”
He confirmed his party was in talks with the ANC to stop them pulling out of the coalition government in West Rand in Gauteng and JB Marks in the North West.He did not say who they were talking to from the national ANC.
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