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ActionSA jumps from 7 to 50 at Tembisa school as ANC falls to 28

A Corder Report host reads a Tembisa voting-station result showing ActionSA overtaking the ANC, which fell from 69 to 28.

“Let me just tell you about Isi Ziba Primary School in Tembisa. ANC 28, which is down 41. They got 69 last time out. ActionSA is now the biggest with 50, up from 7 plus 43 in Tembisa. It's absolutely extraordinary. And it leads us to a”

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    ActionSA jumps from 7 to 50 at Tembisa school as ANC falls to 28

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And Nasiphi Moya's performance, I think, is now appealing to people in townships. And it is, they have leapt forward in a ton of places. Let me just tell you about Isi Ziba Primary School in Tembisa. ANC 28, which is down 41. They got 69 last time out. ActionSA is now the biggest with 50, up from 7 plus 43 in Tembisa. It's absolutely extraordinary. And it leads us to a

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Analyst: ANC and its offshoots fall below 50% for first time

A Kaya 959 analyst says projections show the ANC plus parties born from it, EFF and MK, dropping under 50% combined, from 63% in 2024.

“They were projected on the base of their performance beforehand to win at Tequin. Yes. It doesn't look like I mean they'll be the biggest party, but they're not going to come close.”

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    Analyst: ANC and its offshoots fall below 50% for first time

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ANC demands recount after MK Party declared winner in Pietermaritzburg ward

Tensions flared at a Sobantu hall after the ANC disputed Ward 35's result and filed a formal dispute with the IEC.

“ANCNEC member Batavilamini says the party wants a fair process regardless of who wins. We can't predict the outcome. We want justice. We want things to be done correctly.”

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