This year, Southern African voters have increasingly rejected the political parties that once fought colonialism, signaling a need for change in governance and accountability.
Unemployment, corruption, and social issues have painted SWAPO's governance in a negative light, complicating its efforts to maintain support in the upcoming elections.
The significant electoral losses for ANC and BDP indicate a shifting dynamic in Southern African politics, where legacy parties are challenged by new expectations from voters.
Despite being declared winners, Frelimo's alleged electoral manipulations and the subsequent protests underscore the growing dissatisfaction and demand for transparency among citizens.
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