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South Africa’s ANC Has to Navigate Minefield to Retain Power
June 3, 2024 at 15:45
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- No party won an outright majority in May 29 national elections
- ANC expected to present proposals to rivals over coming days
South Africa’s African National Congress suffered a historic rebuke in last week’s elections, losing its parliamentary majority for the first time since it took power when apartheid ended in 1994. Now, with just 40.2% of the vote, it’s forced to seek out an alliance or coalition — likely with its biggest political rival. The horse trading has just begun.
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