More than three decades after the first all-race election thrust the African National Congress into power, South Africans are fed up with crumbling infrastructure, dry taps, persistent inequality and unemployment above 30%.
JOHANNESBURG. South Africans queue to vote on streets riddled with potholes and littered with garbage. The question is not whether, but how much, the ruling ANC party will be punished by voters in this year's local elections, which are held on Wednesday.