The financial ministry Enoch Emoch Godongwana faced political disease

South Africa has entered unchanged water after the deep government divisions of the coalition of the national budget that was finally transferred after a month of delay.

This is the view of analysts after the Enocconent EnoC Enoch at the Godongwana budget riding a backlash from different quarters, including The main coalition government collapses reject his suggestions second.

Africa National Congress Congress (ANC) formed a government of national unity (GNU) with nine parties after the majority of the election parliamentary is lost.

And, without the support of the greatest partner of Koopy, Democratic Alliance (D Democratic Alliance (DA), it fails to pass the budget unless it changes controversial opposition parties.

The godongwana is pressed Postpone his presented budget last month After the fierce resistance of his plan to increase the amount of extra tax (VAT), to see the prices of things to hit costs of costs.

This delay sent shockwaves through South Africa during the season, as it was the first time it had occurred since the end of the white minority in 1994.

After a series of meetings between government parties, Godongwana returned to Wednesday to present what he called a “Boldmic” “Budget.

In his revised budget, the Minister has tried his GNU partners by notifying a reduction in the VAT increase, to apply in two years period.

Distained Godongwana suggests VAT add from15% to 17%, but now suggested to raise it at 16% of two stages.

The minister says that adding taxes must resolve “consistent expenditure of health, education, transportation and security”.

“They (other parties) have to pick up – do we close schools, hospitals or clinics? It should be what we choose to do,” that’s not what does Dodongwana do that.

The minister added that he chose VAT targeting than personal and taxable taxes, because the last two could make less income while “making investment and economic growth”.

The revised budget of Godongwana has support to his party, the Anc, but failed to enjoy DA, that it is not “involved in a mutual change”

The impasse stops President Cy Cyril Cyril Ramaphosa who is affirmed as a deal maker, with one of his coalition companions – yet) – Budget support.

The most recent Tussle promotes deeper divisions of dangerous coalition government, because two biggest parties have locked the horns of the key issues since it.

This includes a controversial law on the ground, allowing for private property to obtain by the government in some cases, which are free of charge to the owners.

DA challenges the court law, arguing that it is not constitutional and threatens the rights of property in South Africa.

The two largest opposition parties – former President Umkhonto Westizwe (MK) and EFF) Economic in MK) – also rejected the budget to hit the poorest.

It leaves the ANC in a difficult situation, if support is required at least one of three more partnies to pass the budget.

An analyst at Wit University in South Africa, thokozile Madonko, says Budget deadlock has left South Africa to “unchanged water”.

He told the BBC that the parliament’s role is now “absolutely critical” as it is accepted, the budget has been revoked or rejected.

And while before the past that ANC often pushes its policies, it is no longer the case.

It is compelled to strike an agreement with other parties or risk seeing the budget voted – something that can result in the collapse of the coalition government.

Ms Madonko criticized God’s decision to take “the most important option” by suggesting a VAT increase, rather than to target the richest part of the population by introducing a “treasure tax” to them.

Another Expert, Adrian Saville, said the budget is a “foolish” while the minister returns to many economic vows and do jobs in a country with more than 30%.

“Those words. Give us the numbers (and) tell us what you want to do so we can meet again in a year, we know when you have dropped out,” BBC have you ever been, “BBC has been told.

Long time to see Godongwana as a steady pair of hands, ruling respect to the business sector and moving business union.

But his credibility has earned a knock in accordance with the budget crisis. He now faced the challenge to save his reputation by driving a budget by Parliament – or people are more likely to ask his or her choice of post.