A government of national unity is a broad coalition of MPs from various different parties and none, who come together to form a new cabinet and government behind a prime minister.

As civic knowledge declines and polarization deepens, one law professor makes the case for restoring unity through the ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has strongly criticised the Democratic Alliance (DA), accusing the party of hypocrisy after it ...

ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula has dared the DA to exit the Government of National Unity (GNU) following the DA's ...

South Africa's two biggest political parties are in an unhappy marriage, but neither side wants to file divorce papers as it ...

According to the official Knesset website, a national unity government is one based on a broad coalition, the members of which also include representatives of rival parliamentary groups. CABINET ...

With oil climbing toward $110 a barrel and America cascading to a deepening recession, Democrats should demand an end to attack campaigning by presidential candidates, and offer the nation a unity … ...

Officials in Tunisia scrambled to form an interim government Monday as street protests erupted once again. Prime Minister Mohamed Ghannouchi said a new government of national unity will include ...

A Government of National Unity (GNU) is a platform that accommodates all parties that have an appetite to participate in governance. Because this arrangement allows for parties with diametrically ...

Theresa May is struggling to get support from her party and parliament for her Brexit plans. The EU is refusing to budge on its red lines as the chances of a no-deal Brexit surge. Some MPs are ...

Against the backdrop of a general perception of the good that government of national unity portends, it has inherent within it slippery peels. It is more like the proverbial Greek trojan horse. On ...

However, an overview of elections in Nigeria does not reveal the commitment of our politicians to national unity. What history seems to attribute to them is the propensity to always get into one ...