South African opposition parties are engaged in crucial talks to deliberate on the ruling African National Congress' proposal to form a government of national unity. Following the recent election where the ANC fell short of a majority, some opposition parties are hesitant to accept the offer due to deep-rooted divisions.
The Democratic Alliance (DA), a major opposition party, is set to convene on Monday to discuss its stance on the negotiations. Meanwhile, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), a leftist party, are also in discussions regarding the ANC's proposal.
