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You are here: Home / News / DA FedEx resolves to negotiate coalition governments following strong election results | SA News

DA FedEx resolves to negotiate coalition governments following strong election results | SA News

8 November 2026 by Guest

Please find attached soundbite by Ashor Sarupen. 

Following the Democratic Alliance’s strong performance in the 2026 Local Government Elections, the Federal Executive has resolved to engage all political parties in coalition discussions to govern municipalities where no party has secured an outright majority.

In many of these municipalities, the DA has emerged as the largest party, often with a significant lead over our nearest competitor.

The DA’s Federal Executive has mandated the party to initiate discussions with political parties that share a commitment to clean and accountable government, rooting out corruption, service delivery for all, the rule of law, and non-racialism.

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