South Africans vote in local elections seen as an evaluation of the ANC
Summary
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, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported on Wednesday 4 November, the Inquirer headlining that the elections could continue the decline of the once-mighty ANC. Bloomberg wrote that South African political parties that have presided over crumbling infrastructure and a collapse in electricity and water provision face a reckoning in Wednesday's municipal elections.
Latest: South Africans began voting in local elections seen as an evaluation of the party that led the country out of white minority rule, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported, the Inquirer headlining that they could continue the decline of the once-mighty ANC, and Bloomberg wrote that parties that have presided over crumbling infrastructure and a collapse in electricity and water provision face a reckoning.
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How it unfolded
Wednesday 4 November
South Africans began voting in local elections seen as an evaluation of the party that led the country out of white minority rule, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported, the Inquirer headlining that they could continue the decline of the once-mighty ANC, and Bloomberg wrote that parties that have presided over crumbling infrastructure and a collapse in electricity and water provision face a reckoning.
- 00:29ABC News South Africans vote in local elections that could continue decline of ANC
- 00:15The Philadelphia Inquirer South Africans vote in local elections that could continue the decline of the once-mighty ANC
- 00:00Bloomberg Key Things to Watch for in South Africa’s Municipal Elections