SOUTH AFRICA GENERAL ELECTION VOTE COUNTING

South Africa 2024 general election vote counting center

epa11381941 ANC (African National Congress) member of the national assembly, Gwede Mantashe (R) talks to former president Jacob Zuma's daughter, Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla (C) and other MK Party leaders in the IEC (Independent Electoral Commission) National Results Operations Centre as voting counting continues after yesterdays the 2024 South African general election in Johannesburg, South Africa, 31 May 2024. Over 27 million citizens are registered to vote in the national and provincial elections to elect a new National Assembly and state legislatures according to the electoral commission of South Africa. South Africans do not directly vote for the president. They vote for parties that will appoint 400 representatives to the National Assembly who will then choose the president for the next five years with a simple majority of 201 votes or more. Some of the main concerns of South Africans are unemployment, unreliable electricity supply, corruption, economic issues including inflation and poverty according to an Afrobarometer pre-election survey. Those issues could mean the end of the political dominance of the African National Congress (ANC), three decades after Nelson Mandela led the party to power. EPA/KIM LUDBROOK

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