The ANC has ruled out recalling president Cyril Ramaphosa despite the party's dismal performance in this week's elections, which might force it to go into coalitions with opposition parties in order to govern. 

With 67.72% of voting districts declared,  the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research’s (CSIR’s) prediction model projects that the ANC will come out with 40.5% — its worst showing since the advent of majority rule in 1994...

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