South Africa election

The ANC loses majority, prompting President Ramaphosa to call for unity and cooperation among South Africa’s political coalitions.

The ANC faces a crucial test in South Africa’s election, with economic woes and corruption scandals challenging its dominance. Can the ruling party retain power amidst growing calls for change?

President Cyril Ramaphosa faces intense scrutiny as the ANC likely loses majority for the first time in three decades, signaling a major political shift in South Africa.

Initial results from South Africa’s elections indicate a potential shift in power, with the ANC losing majority and the rise of the DA and MK reshaping future governance.

South Africa’s ANC prepares for a challenging election, facing voter frustration and pledging reforms to combat corruption and improve the economy.

South Africans participate in a historic election, with the ANC facing its most significant challenge since the end of apartheid.

Facing growing voter dissatisfaction, the ANC prepares for a challenging election, with opposition parties seizing the opportunity to highlight issues and present alternatives.

South Africa’s top court has ruled former President Jacob Zuma ineligible to run in the upcoming parliamentary elections, citing his previous jail sentence.

President Cyril Ramaphosa condemns an opposition ad depicting a burning flag as ‘treasonous’, escalating tensions three weeks before South Africa’s election.