Fana Mokoena, a prominent figure in South African politics, has challenged the idea that any political development in the country affects the Oppenheimer family. Acknowledging their sentiments, Mokoena stressed that economic freedom fighters remain out of control, which he said worries those who want to make political changes. Mokoena’s comments also call into question the desirability of multiparty mandates, particularly the idea of removing the EFF.
In recent statements, Mokoena has dismissed the idea that the Oppenheimer family has absolute power over all politics in South Africa. He pointed to the independence of the EFF, which he said gives the Oppenheimers day and night. Julius Malema, the head of the EFF, said the party’s withdrawal from some talks could be due to a refusal to “dominate white people”.
Mokoena went on to state that no political party can govern without the involvement of the EFF. This speech highlights the important role the EFF plays in shaping South Africa’s political landscape. Mokoena’s comments challenge the idea of removing the EFF and highlight the importance of engaging with all stakeholders in policy discussions. The multi-party charter, which aims to promote cooperation between political parties, has faced doubts about its participation and representation.
Mokoena’s doubts echo concerns about the exclusion of the EFF, a party that represents the majority of the electorate and supports social and economic reforms. As discussions on multi-stakeholder charters continue, the call for real participation and representation remains important. Mokoena’s speech reminds us that South African politics is diverse, and that the EFF plays an important role in shaping the country’s future.
Mokoena’s speech challenges mainstream narratives and highlights the importance of accepting and engaging with all political parties, including those challenging the established power system. Through meaningful dialogue and representation, the wishes and concerns of all citizens can be heard, working towards a more competitive and inclusive landscape.
Source:https://www.timeslive.co.za/politics/2023-08-18-no-one-will-get-to-govern-without-the-eff–fana-mokoena-pours-cold-water-on -charters-multipartites-ambitions/
As South Africa moves forward, it is important to understand the contribution of each political party and their role in shaping the nation’s future. It is only through collective efforts that the country can move forward to a prosperous and inclusive future for all its citizens.
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