03 June 2024 1 Min Read
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WATCH: SA’s election results and what they mean
Business Day TV spoke to political analyst Asanda Ngoasheng.
in Politics by Business Day TV
The national ballot is displayed at the Electoral Commission of SA's centre in Midrand. Picture: ALAISTER RUSSELL
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As widely predicted, for the first time in SA’s democratic history, the ANC no longer holds the majority, only having raked in 40% of the vote. The DA remains the official opposition with nearly 22% of the vote and the wild card, Jacob Zuma’s MK party, is in third place with almost 15% of the vote.
Coalitions are on the cards as the dawn of a new democracy awaits. Business Day TV unpacked this in detail with political analyst Asanda Ngoasheng.
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