SA’s ANC pitches for votes as majority threatened

As South Africa’s African National Congress (ANC) faces a growing threat to its majority in the upcoming elections, the party is ramping up its efforts to secure votes.

With recent polls showing a decline in support for the ANC, party leaders have been traveling across the country, holding rallies and engaging with voters in an attempt to regain favor.

The ANC, which has been in power since the end of apartheid, is facing increased competition from opposition parties who are vying for control of key municipalities and provinces.

As the election day draws closer, the ANC is pulling out all the stops to make their case to voters, highlighting their accomplishments and promising further progress if they are re-elected.

Despite the challenges they face, the ANC remains confident in their ability to retain their majority and continue leading South Africa into the future.