ANC Faces Potential Coalition as South Africa's Election Results Roll In
With the ruling party likely to lose its majority, the possibility of a coalition government looms for the first time in 30 years.
- Early results show the ANC falling below the 50% mark, necessitating coalition talks.
- The Democratic Alliance and Economic Freedom Fighters emerge as key players in potential coalitions.
- Election results must be finalized within seven days, with coalition negotiations expected to intensify.
- The ANC's decline is attributed to corruption scandals, economic struggles, and rising unemployment.
- The final composition of the government will hinge on negotiations among South Africa's diverse political factions.
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