PATRIOTIC Alliance (PA) leader and Western Cape premier candidate, Gayton McKenzie, said he is willing to work with the Democratic Alliance (DA) should the need arise.
The notion, however, has been rejected by DA Western Cape leader, Tertuis Simmers.
McKenzie was addressing the media yesterday in Cape Town, where he announced five parties that have opted not to contest the upcoming general elections; instead, these parties will campaign in favour of the PA.
The parties are Advieskantoor, led by Leon Campher; the Gemeenskap Party, led by Goliath Lottering; the Karoo Democratic Force, led by Noël Constable; the Oudtshoorn Gemeenskap Inisiatief, led by Colin Sylvester; and Witzenberg Aksie, led by Gert Laban.
McKenzie said the PA emerged as a unifier in the Western Cape, and threatened the dominance of both the…