Thirty years post the first democratic elections, South Africa experiences a mix of progress with an establishment of democracy and human rights, blended with widespread disappointment due to lingering inequality and corruption within the ANC.
Despite the historical loyalty associated with the ANC due to its role in the Struggle movement, current sentiments reflect growing discontent, especially among the urban, educated middle class and youth, hinting towards a significant potential shift in voting patterns.
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