Appoint capable, ethical leadership in the criminal justice system and mobilise law enforcement to intensify the fight against organised crime and the rise in gangsterism. These are just some of the key areas the leaders of the 10 political parties that constitute the Government of National Unity have committed to prioritising. They've also vowed to undertake a comprehensive response to illegal immigration, including strengthening border management and expanding economic opportunities for South Africans. United Democratic Movement General Bantu Holomisa joins us on this.
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