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Tag: Elections2021
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IEC projects 90% of votes to be counted tonight
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ANC concedes losing ground in KZN municipalities, confident on retaining eThekwini...
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IEC defends itself against “trashing”
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Mashaba makes strong start in Johannesburg race
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Mbeki: “We need honest people, not thieves”
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Who are these political thieves that Thandiswa Mazwai is referring to?
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But seriously: The arrogance of politicians to pontificate while SA is...
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Bloodshed continues to engulf KZN ahead of the municipal elections
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President Cyril Ramaphosa side-steps Soweto visit
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Turning our backs on democratic processes a dangerous tendency
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