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Can South Africa’s Government Survive its Latest Crisis?
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July 20, 2025
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Tensions are continuing to grow amongst South Africa's GNU with historic opponents the ANC and the DA once again fighting with each other. So in this video, we'll explain what's been happening and whether the government will survive this latest fallout.
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