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Elections 2024: South Africa s journey to coalition government

When the dust settles, the new government must focus on unity, economic growth and development. South Africans will elect their seventh democratic Parliament in two days, with the final results expected by 2 June. This will be an anxious week as we await the type of coalition and leadership that will govern for the next five years.

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South Africa: Elections 2024 - South Africa s Journey to Coalition Government

South Africa: Elections 2024 - South Africa s Journey to Coalition Government
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What happens next in SA s journey to a coalition government

What happens next in SA s journey to a coalition government
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Africa: COVID-19 targets politicians in droves

Number of political elites dying of coronavirus growing with every passing day across Southern African region Jeffrey Moyo | 27.01.2021 HARARE, Zimbabwe It never rains, but pours for Zimbabwe’s governing politicians who are falling prey to COVID-19 one after another. Leaders across parts of Southern Africa are struggling against the pandemic as the deadly virus keeps claiming the lives of political elites. In July last year, Perence Shiri, Zimbabwe’s agriculture minister, died of COVID-19. On Jan. 15, Ellen Gwaradzimba, Zimbabwe’s minister for provincial affairs for Manicaland Province, succumbed to coronavirus and was followed in the same week by Morton Malianga, the country’s deputy finance minister in the 1980s.

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