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Global Election Year Ahead Lays Bare Strife Between East and West - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Global Election Year Ahead Lays Bare Strife Between East and West - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper

2024 will go down as one of the most politically consequential years in history, with national elections in more than 60 countries representing half of the world’s population. That means more people will be eligible to vote in 2024 than in any previous year. What happens in the months to come may well tip the…

Stiff challenge: 'Campaigns will get nasty - Vimarsana News

Stiff challenge: 'Campaigns will get nasty

Opposition parties are gearing up to exploit the ANC's vulnerabilities, with a focus on a 30-year retrospective.

DA managed to wrestle Afrikaans voters from FF Plus, but lost some to PA in Western Cape - Vimarsana News

DA managed to wrestle Afrikaans voters from FF Plus, but lost some to PA in Western Cape

Following Wednesday's general election, several shifts were observed among voters in the Western Cape.

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Political landscape shifts as new parties spring up, squeezing ANC's majority - Vimarsana News

Political landscape shifts as new parties spring up, squeezing ANC's majority

ANC dilemma: Political analysts Daniel Silke and Sandile Swana share their opinions on recent developments in the SA political landscape.

ANC's Catch-22: Party cannot discipline Zuma as this 'will play into his hands' - Vimarsana News

ANC's Catch-22: Party cannot discipline Zuma as this 'will play into his hands'

Zuma’s stance suggests he wants the ANC to expel him, as ANC clauses state that supporting another political party amounts to misconduct.