CAPE TOWN – Cyril Ramaphosa, head of the ANC, concluded a five-day election push in the Western Cape by visiting a church service. This move marks the culmination of an intensive effort by the ANC to recapture support in a province it lost to the DA in 2009. Throughout the campaign, Ramaphosa targeted the DA, accusing them of neglecting essential services in townships while focusing on suburban areas. This strategy seems aimed at reconnecting with disenfranchised voters. The efforts reflect the ANC’s broader struggle to regain political traction in a region where their influence has waned. Aviwe Mtila of eNCA provides a detailed report on these developments.
Original Source: eNCA
Date: 2024-05-06 04:33:23
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