South Africa steps into 2025 with hope for reform despite fading public confidence

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The year 2024 marked a defining moment in South Africa’s history, as political and economic landscapes underwent significant shifts. On May 29, the country held its most anticipated general election in decades, delivering a historic outcome: the African National Congress (ANC) lost its absolute parliamentary majority for the first …

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