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Change in South Africa | Kiwiblog - Vimarsana News

Change in South Africa | Kiwiblog

Here's how the ANC has done in every post-Apartheid election. 1994: 63% 1999: 66% 2004: 70% 2009: 66% 2014: 62% 2019: 58% 2024: 40% This is a good thing for South Africa. With the possible exceptions of Japan and Singapore, parties that constantly stay in power become corrupt. If you can't lose, your incentives are

Change in South Africa | Kiwiblog - Vimarsana News

Change in South Africa | Kiwiblog

Here's how the ANC has done in every post-Apartheid election. 1994: 63% 1999: 66% 2004: 70% 2009: 66% 2014: 62% 2019: 58% 2024: 40% This is a good thing for South Africa. With the possible exceptions of Japan and Singapore, parties that constantly stay in power become corrupt. If you can't lose, your incentives are

Political parties declare over R170 million in donations - Vimarsana News

Political parties declare over R170 million in donations

Political parties in South Africa are obliged to disclose donations they have received above R100 000 as well as who funded them.

Source: iol.co.za
Was Ramaphosa's address a misuse of government resources for the ANC? - Vimarsana News

Was Ramaphosa's address a misuse of government resources for the ANC?

President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on Sunday evening, but some say it was a misuse of government resources for the ANC.

Ramaphosa's address to the nation: 'Don't forget what the ANC did for you'. South Africans react - Vimarsana News

Ramaphosa's address to the nation: 'Don't forget what the ANC did for you'. South Africans react

Meanwhile, in his speech, Ramaphosa called on all political parties, candidates, supporters, and citizens to refrain from actions that could cause harm in the elections.

Source: iol.co.za