South African president Cyril Ramaphosa downplays concerns of a fracture of the governement after a key party in the country's young unity government warned it could not rule out quitting the testy alliance as it faces its first major test over an education bill. Ramaphosa says he had dinner and talked with "members of the government of national unity" about "issues that are going to empower us to continue working, as a united collective, and leading this country forward." SOUNDBITES