ANC loses 30-year majority in South Africa ...News

The ruling African National Congress has secured 40.2% of the vote in the latest general election, 17% less than in 2019 The African National Congress (ANC) has failed to garner a majority in South Africa’s general election for the first time in 30 years. The ANC secured only 40.2% of the vote, mandating coalition negotiations. Nelson Mandela first led the party to power in 1994 during the nation’s first democratic elections after the fall of Apartheid.  Polling stations opened their doors on Wednesday, with 28 million voters eligible to elect new members of the National Assembly, as well as regional parliaments.

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