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South Africa’s ANC on Course to Shed Support in Municipal Vote

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South Africa’s largest party, the African National Congress, is set to lose further ground in municipal elections held on Wednesday, with public anger running high over water and power outages and potholed roads.

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South Africa’s ANC on Course to Shed Support in Municipal Vote. South Africa’s largest party, the African National Congress, is set to lose further ground in municipal elections held on Wednesday, with public anger running high over water and power outages and potholed roads. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Politics: South Africa’s ANC on Course to Shed Support in Municipal Vote.

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  1. Bloomberg Politics United States South Africa’s ANC on Course to Shed Support in Municipal Vote South Africa’s largest party, the African National Congress, is set to lose further ground in municipal elections held on Wednesday, with public anger running high over water and power outages and potholed roads. 3 h ago · Tier 1

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