Political stability in KZN will depend on whether the ruling party eats humble pie or allows factional battles to further detract from the business of service delivery.
Political stability in KwaZulu-Natal will depend on whether the ruling party eats humble pie or allows factional battles to further detract from the business of service delivery and peaceful democracy say analysts. The Inkatha Freedom Party , ActionSA and other parties have weakened the ANC in the province by over 10%. The ANC's majority in the province shrunk to 41.4% of the vote, with the IFP coming in second with 24.3% on Thursday evening. The DA came in third at 12.81 %.
The ANC’s majority in the province shrunk to 41.4% of the vote, with the IFP coming in second with 24.3% on Thursday evening. The DA came in third at 12.81 %. Inkatha Freedom Party President Velenkosini Hlabisa attends the launch of the IFP Gauteng Manifesto, 10 October 2021, ahead of the local government elections. Picture: Michel Bega
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