DA congress: DA youth leader shoots down anti-GNU grumblings

Author: Soyiso MalitiPublished on: April 12, 2026Country: South Africa

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DA congress: DA youth leader shoots down anti-GNU grumblings

At the DA's 2026 congress, delegates continued to sing and dance, demonstrating their support for the current leadership. The DA youth leader firmly rejected criticisms regarding the government of national unity (GNU), stating that these grumblings do not reflect the party's spirit. Discussions at the congress highlighted the importance of unity and cohesion among members.

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