The formation of the national Government of National Unity (GNU) has seemingly created a positive and optimistic mood among investors and society, but the onus is on coalition parties to demonstrate impactful change, say experts gathered by the FW de Klerk Foundation for a discussion. Multi-Party Charter for South Africa, formerly the Moonshot Pact, chairperson Professor William Gumede explained that a GNU was usually formed when a country was in crisis and one party alone could not solve all its problems.
