DA parliamentary leader John Steenhuisen and Federal Council Chair Helen Zille differ on GNU tactics with Zille advocating a more uncompromising approach taking matters to the brink...

DA leader John Steenhuisen told a local radio show ‘We want to have some say in economic direction but there are factional battles at play in the ANC...

DA leader John Steenhuisen whose party is the second biggest after the African National Congress in the 10-party Government of National Unity (GNU) rejected the tax plan forcing Godongwana to delay his budget now due on 12 March...

At the last minute Ramaphosa and DA leader John Steenhuisen were able to stitch together a compromise on the sequencing of health reforms that would safeguard private insurance for now...

DA leader John Steenhuisen has enjoyed the perks of being Agriculture Minister but has been sidelined by Zille...

John Steenhuisen's centre-right Democratic Alliance made most of the compromises as his team negotiated over jobs and policies with President Cyril Ramaphosa and the African National Congress to keep the GNU on the road...

The following GNU members are tipped to play a key role: John Steenhuisen: Leader of the Democratic Alliance (DA) and Minister of Agriculture – a portfolio regarded as crucial to economic growth...

On the DA front its parliamentary chief John Steenhuisen and Helen Zille who led the party's negotiating team have a new swagger which could yet be disappointed if they fail to secure some high-powered cabinet posts in the coalition...

A combination of lost digital versions of a draft statement of intent a mislaid laptop and a cracked smartphone meant that the final version with key amendments approved by Cyril Ramaphosa and his allies in the leadership of the African National Congress had not reached Zille in time for her to give the go-ahead to DA leader John Steenhuisen to agree to the GNU deal even as the elective session was under way in parliament...

The Democratic Alliance led by John Steenhuisen which won 21...