DA Congress: Party rejects deputy leader role proposal

Author: Siyamtanda CapaPublished on: April 11, 2026Country: South Africa

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DA Congress: Party rejects deputy leader role proposal

The DA Congress rejected the proposal to create a deputy leader role during its debates on key amendments. This decision comes as the party discusses its structure and leadership. Members expressed differing opinions on the necessity of such a position.

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