CLEAN : South Africa opposition call for swift end to Zuma impasse

The transcript discusses the ongoing uncertainty in South Africa's political landscape, focusing on the delay in announcing a new president and the role of Parliament in resolving the situation. It highlights the need for action if no progress is made by Sunday, emphasizing the importance of a motion of no confidence. The discussion also touches on Zuma's resistance and the potential deals being negotiated.

What was the initial expectation after the announcement of the president's resignation postponement?

• Parliament would immediately intervene.

• The current president would remain indefinitely.

• International investors would withdraw support.

• A new president would be announced within 48 hours.

What action is suggested if there is no progress by Sunday evening?

• The opposition should form a new government.

• International bodies should intervene.

• Parliament should be reconvened to debate a motion of no confidence.

• The president should be given more time.

What is the proposed solution if the ruling party cannot resolve the issue?

• International mediation should be sought.

• The opposition should be ignored.

• Parliament should take over the resolution process.

• The president should be given more time.

What is the speculation about the current president's future in Parliament?

• He will continue to lead the country.

• He will not appear in Parliament again.

• He will be re-elected.

• He will form a new political party.

What question should South Africans be asking according to the speaker?

• How can the economy be stabilized?

• Who will be the next president?

• What are the international implications?

• What is the nature of the deals being discussed?