Opposition parties are joining hands with one goal in mind – to get rid of the ANC. Coalition governments seem to be the future of South Africa, but as an interview done with opposition party leaders shows, negotiations can get bumpy. This is especially true when parties must let go of personal issues to achieve a common goal – a better future for South Africans.

How do parties expect the electorate to trust their respective visions going into the 2024 elections if the possibility of a coalition might require them to put their agendas on the back burner to work with the opposition?

WATCH: Izak du Plessis asks this question and others of Dr Pieter Groenewald of the VF+, Herman Mashaba of ActionSA and the DA’s Thomas Walters. (English interview.)