Ramaphosa announces ANC has decided on a broad alliance rather than coalition with one of the bigger parties
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MK spokesman claims election was undermined by voting irregularities
South Africa’s former liberation movement must form coalition with a larger opposition party or group of smaller ones to stay in power
Biggest surprise is how well the newly formed uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party has done at the ANC’s expense
Support for party looks set to fall to lowest level since end of apartheid
Opinion polls suggest African National Congress could lose parliamentary majority after 30 years in government
ANC predicted to get lowest share of votes since end of apartheid
Legal challenges loom as general election set for end of month in country with two-tier healthcare system, a legacy of apartheid era
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Worldview: Despite being indelibly associated with cronyism, the latest polls show Jacob Zuma’s MK party posing a real threat to his old ANC comrades
After 30 years in power, the party of president Cyril Ramaphosa is in danger of losing this year’s general election in South Africa - a prospect that raises questions for the party and the region
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Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa examine path to enhanced co-operation between their states
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