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Near-final results show South Africa's once dominant ANC will see its lowest-ever vote percentage. The party is taking the blame for shoddy municipal services, including water and electricity shortages.
With 99 percent of votes counted, President Cyril Ramaphosa's party wins 31 percent nationally.
Near-final results show South Africa's once dominant ANC will see its lowest-ever vote percentage. The party is taking the blame for shoddy municipal services, including water and electricity shortages.
With 99 percent of votes counted in South Africa's municipal elections, the ruling African National Congress has won 31 percent support nationally, confirming its worst-ever result in local government polls.
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Vote counting in South Africa's municipal elections advanced to 99 percent and the ANC's national support firmed at 31 percent, confirming its worst-ever local election result.
Near-final results show South Africa's once dominant ANC will see its lowest-ever vote percentage. The party is taking the blame for shoddy municipal services, including water and electricity shortages.
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