17 South African opposition parties have joined forces to challenge Ramaphosa

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 17 South African opposition parties have joined forces to challenge Ramaphosa

After holding a two-day meeting, which followed months of discussions, the 7 opposition parties in South Africa signed a joint agreement for the upcoming national elections in 2024 with the aim of joining forces to end the Jama's leadership. the ruling ANC party led by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.

The opposition parties also called on the other parties that did not join the agreement, to hurry up and contribute to the end of the ANC rule in South Africa, which they said has failed to discharge its responsibilities. It is a good leadership.

This is the first time since 1994, that the ruling African National Congress party in South Africa is facing the threat of losing its majority in the National Assembly in next year's elections, a defeat that will lead it to lose the seat of the entire country's presidency.

The ANC party's difficult decision follows the accusation of its government for failing to solve the problem of corruption, the lack of electricity, and the recession of the country's economy, especially in the face of the increase in unemployment.