President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday urged the SA Communist Party (SACP) to continue being critical of the governing party, a call that could help mend fractured relations in the tripartite alliance.

Relations between the ANC and its allies, the SACP and Cosatu, took a big knock during the last five years of former president Jacob Zuma’s rule. The allies constantly accused Zuma and the ruling party for not consulting them on key decisions and appointments...

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