The ruling ANC and opposition DA are squaring up for a key election battle in South Africa’s richest province, writes
"Government is trying to fix problems that have been there for centuries"
SOUTH Africa’s two main political parties are setting out their stalls for the 2014 election, with the province of Gauteng, shaping up to be a key battleground.
President Jacob Zuma, on the hunt for a second term in office, last Friday visited the suburb where Nelson Mandela used to live in the iconic Soweto township. — Sapa-AFP
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It’s game on for political parties
"Government is trying to fix problems that have been there for centuries"
SOUTH Africa’s two main political parties are setting out their stalls for the 2014 election, with the province of Gauteng, shaping up to be a key battleground.
President Jacob Zuma, on the hunt for a second term in office, last Friday visited the suburb where Nelson Mandela used to live in the iconic Soweto township. — Sapa-AFP
• Read more in today’s Dispatch or Subscribe to our e-Edition .
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