uMkhonto weSizwe MK Party parliamentary leader Dr John Hlophe has questioned the unity within the Government of National Unity GNU.
The GNU was formed after parties failed to get majority votes in the May elections.
Reflecting on the 100 days of GNU during a briefing in Cape Town, Hlophe says the GNU is not advancing transformation in the country.
We don't call it the GNU, it is a DA-led coalition. This coalition has already shown signs of fundamental disunity that can only reverse the gains of transformation in South Africa, by way of, for example, some laws including the NHI, the Bela Act.
Hlophe says that the MK Party is holding those who are in power accountable.
