North West University Vice-Chancellor, Professor Bismark Tyobeka, says South Africans must brace themselves for more elections that will fail to produce an outright winner.
The failure of any single political party to garner a majority in the May 29 polls has forced the parties to work together and form a government of national unity.
However, the ANC and the DA have been unable to find a middle ground on the allocation of Cabinet positions.
Tyobeka says political parties and their leaders must put the interest of South Africans first.
He says, This is nothing new. You go to Sweden, its been decades that theyve been burning government on coalitions. You go to the Netherlands, its been the same, you go to Japan, you go to Germany, you go to Austria. So we are actually joining into the league of matured democracies.
