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Steenhuisen’s leadership stability threatened by internal dynamics and Zille’s Joburg aspirations | SA News

27 June 2025 by Guest

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  • With confirmation from Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen that he will run for a third term as political party leader, it appears that the DA will stay on its current course for some time. This could avoid messy arguments about the national coalition, and cement some expectations that it will not grow much beyond its current base. But none of that is certain.
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With confirmation from Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen that he will run for a third term as political party leader, it appears that the DA will stay on its current course for some time. This could avoid messy arguments about the national coalition, and cement some expectations that it will not grow much beyond its current base. But none of that is certain.

On Tuesday, Democratic Alliance (DA) leader John Steenhuisen said that he hoped the party’s national conference would elect him to stay on as leader in April next year. He has been relatively coy about his ambitions in the past, but this would appear to…

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