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South Africa’s 400 parliamentarians are about to get down to business: 4 essential reads

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By Caroline Southey Verified, Jabulani Sikhakhane, Thabo Leshilo Verified
| Modern Ghana Verified
On 29 May 2024 South Africans went to the polls and delivered a strong message to their political leaders: we're tired of the “same old same old”. They slashed the governing African National Congress's share of the vote to just over 40%. And put their crosses next to a host of some old – and some new – opposition parties. The general election outcome triggered weeks of high-wire negotiations as parties jockeyed to be part of a coalition government to run the country's 7th administration.
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South Africa’s 400 parliamentarians are about to get down to business: 4 essential reads Original

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By Caroline Southey Verified, Jabulani Sikhakhane, Thabo Leshilo Verified
| The Conversation Verified
On 29 May 2024 South Africans went to the polls and delivered a strong message to their political leaders: we’re tired of the “same old same old”. They slashed the governing African National Congress’s share of the vote to just over 40%. And put their crosses next to a host of some old – and some new – opposition parties. The general election outcome triggered weeks of high-wire negotiations as parties jockeyed to be part of a coalition government to run the country’s 7th administration.
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Persisting inequality has made many young South Africans question the choices made by Nelson Mandela - podcast Original

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By Gemma Ware, Thabo Leshilo Verified, Richard Calland, Sithembile Mbete
| The Conversation Verified
Some young South Africans have begun to question Nelson Mandela’s legacy, and the choices made in the transition to democracy after the end of apartheid in 1994. Some have even called him a “sellout”. To mark 30 years since South Africa’s post-apartheid transition began, The Conversation Weekly podcast is running a special three-part podcast series, What happened to Nelson Mandela’s South Africa?
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