Maimane suggests coalition talks should be held publicly

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Build One South Africa (BOSA) leader Mmusi Maimane has suggested that coalition talks be open to the public. Speaking to the media at the IEC's results operation centre in Midrand on Saturday, Maimane says coalition talks should be conducted in parliament to allow for transparency. BOSA has 0.4% of the votes nationally. Maimane says he has been receiving phone calls from political parties wanting to talk about coalitions.

1 Jun 5AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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