the Democratic Alliance (DA) occupying six key ministries<\/a> as well as deputy positions in a number of portfolios.<\/p>\nSmaller parties also garnered Cabinet positions.<\/p>\n
He says South Africans will not likely see any change in their living conditions.<\/p>\n
Boesak says, \u201cA \u00a0year ago I said to people I don\u2019t think we can bring something like the UDF together again, well the UDF is not something that you can repeat, the situation has changed, but in as much as that young comedian is right, what\u2019s his name, Conrad Koch that said \u2018For white people the new South Africa is apartheid without the guilt\u2019. In as much as he is right and I think it is, people are beginning to understand that this is a new apartheid situation.\u201d<\/p>\n
Boesak says churches and civil society groupings have a role to play to ensure that any government in South Africa is aimed at working for the citizens.<\/p>\n
He says, \u201cThe real problems are racists that we have to deal with, the real problems are that we have been creating a new apartheid state that will be continued and entrenched, the real problem is the social cohesion that we lack, the real problems are unemployment and the social economic inequalities that we cannot overcome with the economic policies that both these parties have been having.\u201d<\/p>\n
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