South Africa (SA) is heading into local government elections on November 4, with parties in the national Government of National Unity now preparing to contest against one another at municipal level.
Polls suggest the African National Congress could lose further support, while several major cities may be left without a single party holding a majority.
In a new analysis, Oxford Economics, an independent global economic research and advisory firm, examines how the results could shape coalition negotiations, the stability of local government and the country’s political direction ahead of the 2029 general election.
–ChannelAfrica–
