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South Africa’s Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) has confirmed talks with the ANC, DA, and NFP on a proposed government of national unity (GNU), following the 2024 National and Provincial Elections.
This comes after ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday announced that the party was seeking to form a government of national unity with a broad group of parties including EFF, IFP, DA, NFP and PA.
Ramaphosa announced on Thursday night following a meeting of the party’s National Executive Committee (NEC) at Birchwood Hotel in Boksburg, Ekurhuleni.
In a statement issued this Friday, 07 June 2024, IFP National Spokesperson Mkhuleko Hlengwa said they had a meeting with the ANC on Sunday where three scenarios were presented, namely; Grand Coalition, Government of National Unity, and Minority Government.
Hlengwa said that in principle, the IFP is not against a GNU, adding that the party will make a well-considered decision once all details about the proposed government are put on the table. Reads the statement:
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The Inkatha Freedom Party has over the past few days engaged with the ANC, DA, and NFP on the way forward for the country, following the 2024 National &amp; Provincial Elections.
The will of the people has been clearly expressed through the ballot box, that coalitions are the new order and the IFP accepts this new political reality.
At our meeting with the ANC on Sunday, 02 June 2024, three scenarios were presented, inter alia-1) Grand Coalition, 2) Government of National Unity, and 3) Minority Government.
It is abundantly clear that difficult choices and political considerations of material consequences for the country are upon us.
Accordingly, the IFP Coalitions Task Team resolved that the ANC must be given space and time to apply its mind and consult further.
In light of the announcement made by the ANC last night pronouncing a Government of National Unity (GNU) as its preferred option, the IFP Coalitions Task Team will now engage the ANC and other Parties further and report back to the IFP NEC on Monday, 10 June 2024.
The IFP will broaden the scope of its engagement with other Parties, particularly as we all grapple with the possibility, viability and dynamics of a Government of National Unity.
In principle, the IFP is not averse to a GNU. However, the devil is in the details, which will become clearer in the coming days thus enabling the IFP to make a well-considered decision.
The IFP remains committed to giving this matter of national importance its priority attention and putting South Africa first.
Our discussions continue to be guided by our policies and 13-point manifesto plan, the Constitution, and the rule of law.
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South Africa's IFP Has No Problem With A GNU Comprising ANC, DA, And NFP

South Africa’s Minister of Home Affairs, Aaron Motsoaledi has said he oversaw the reversal of 553 false marriages in 2022, <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/the-star/news/home-affairs-has-reversed-553-fraudulent-marriages-this-year-66bbc4b6-15d9-42f7-8862-08d3771eb2d6?">The Star</a> reported.
The majority of these cases involve illegal immigrants from other countries who marry South Africans in order to get legal residency in the country.
In response to questions tabled in Parliament by the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP)’s Petros Sithole, Motsoaledi said 553 fraudulent marriages had been reversed since January 1, 2022.
He said most of the fraudulent marriages involved foreign nationals marrying South Africans for convenience purposes.
Motsoaledi said the government was introducing a new marriage register form (DHA-30) which required photographs and thumbprints of the couple for verification purposes. He said:
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The department requires prospective couples to make an appointment with the nearest front office to verify their marital status and to subject themselves for brief interviews prior to registration of the marriage.
Couples are thereby encouraged to seek legal advice regarding the benefits and disadvantages of accepting marriage, regardless of it being to a foreigner.
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According to the department, on the day of the marriage a couple must present the following documents to the person officiating at the ceremony:
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1). Identity documents (of both people).
2). Valid passport as well as a completed BI-31 form (Declaration for the Purpose of Marriage, letter of no impediment, for non-South Africans marrying South Africans, to confirm that he/she is not married in the country of origin).
3). If a minor is getting married, written consent is needed in the form of a DHA32 filled in by both parents/legal guardians or a DHA34 form from the Commissioner of Child Welfare or a judge. 
4). In the case where the marriage is between minors under the age of 18 (boys) or 15 (girls), written consent from the Minister of Home Affairs is also required.
5). If either of the people who are getting married are divorced, the final decree of divorce should be provided.
6). If either of them is widowed, the deceased spouse’s death certificate must be submitted.
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