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South Africans vote in local elections seen as test for embattled ANC

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Municipal failures have contributed to declining public trust, President Cyril Ramaphosa has admitted.

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Compiled from 4 independent publishers Al Jazeera · ABC News · The Guardian · DW

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Al Jazeera emphasises “South Africans vote in local elections seen as test for embattled ANC”; ABC News leads with “South Africans vote in local elections that could continue decline of ANC”.

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  1. Development updated

    Municipal failures have contributed to declining public trust, President Cyril Ramaphosa has admitted.

    4 sources at this update
  2. Headline updated

    Polls suggest the governing party could fall below 40 percent as voters weigh failing services.

    4 sources at this update
  3. Headline updated

    South Africans have begun voting in local elections that are seen as an evaluation of the party that led the country out of white minority rule.

    4 sources at this update
  4. Headline updated

    South Africans head to the polls on Wednesday amid water shortages, frustration with local services and questions over whether the ANC's support will keep falling.

    2 sources at this update

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