Historic Shift: Nelson Mandela's ANC Loses Majority in South African Elections Amid Unemployment and Corruption Concerns

For the first time since 1994, Nelson Mandela's ANC has lost its majority in South Africa's elections, garnering only 40.2% of the votes. Driven by widespread dissatisfaction over high unemployment, corruption, and inadequate public services, the election marks a pivotal moment. The ANC must now form a coalition government to navigate the country's challenges, indicating a potential reset for South African politics.

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