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South African ex-President Jacob Zuma denounces the ANC. He pledges to vote for a new party
- Former President Jacob Zuma denounces the ANC, calling for South Africans to vote for a new political formation in the upcoming general election.
- Zuma accuses the ANC and President Ramaphosa of being a "proxy for white monopoly capital" and aims to rescue the ANC.
- Recent polls suggest the ANC may need to form a coalition government for the first time due to potential loss of majority support.
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Zuma says he will not vote for ANC in South Africa's election
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – Former South African president Jacob Zuma said he will not campaign for the ruling African National Congress (ANC) party in the 2024 general election and will vote for a new party, a sign of growing divisions within the ANC ahead of the vote. Zuma, who said he remained an ANC member, has […]
Zuma's seven self-serving reasons for ditching the ANC at 2024 polls
Corruption-accused former president Jacob Zuma based the reasons for not voting for the ANC in the upcoming elections – opting instead to draw his cross behind the fledgling uMkhonto weSizwe party – on how he and his allies have been treated since the ANC's 2017 elections.
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right9Center20Last Updated61% Center
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61% Center
12%
C 61%
R 27%
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