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Ministers in the GNU are pictured in this file photo. The GNU marriage has not been without problems but it survives, at least for now, says the writer. Picture: GCIS/ELMOND JIYANE
Ministers in the GNU are pictured in this file photo. The GNU marriage has not been without problems but it survives, at least for now, says the writer. Picture: GCIS/ELMOND JIYANE

This month marks a year since the formation of the government of national unity (GNU). Business Day TV sat down with Adrian Saville from the Gordon Institute of Business Science to reflect on what the GNU has achieved during this period, and what is needed from the grouping.

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