Election misinformation didn’t disappear when the votes were counted.
We look at three ways to verify suspicious images and claims before sharing them online: https://t.co/1GNImXp0FC
Seven metros have no outright winner.
With just 14 days to form councils, coalition talks are heating up, and it looks like ActionSA could hold the cards in Gauteng. https://t.co/OfHORo3Dnc
Research shows femicide fell during COVID-era alcohol restrictions.
We unpack a court case that could change liquor laws in South Africa. https://t.co/DKbAmVNVIw
Seven million trees planted. But how many are still alive?
We investigate SA's billion-tree plan, who's maintaining the trees and why scientists are raising concerns. https://t.co/IXpx7CbpFQ
State capture needed more than corrupt politicians. It also needed accountants, auditors, and consultants. Years later, what happened to them?
We look at the consequences professionals and firms linked to the scandals faced. https://t.co/12MunZ6E8j
Seven metros could be heading into coalition talks, while Cape Town remains the exception, with the DA projected at 56.6%.
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A community movement has taken control of an ANC stronghold in the Northern Cape.
RTC won all seven wards in Tsantsabane, while the DRC made gains in Dikgatlong. https://t.co/7B4ZH6qCug
The IEC says its verification checks remain rigorous, but MK has raised concerns about an alleged voting irregularity.
We unpack how votes are counted and checked: https://t.co/6ehuVvjl7w
Joburg’s coalition maths: DA 34.6%, ActionSA 17%. Together, that’s enough to govern, but can old rivals work together?
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South Africa has voted. Now comes the hard part: deciding who governs.
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At 24, Alida Hurter has been unemployed for six years and is preparing to vote for the first time.
In Warrenton, other young people are going a step further by standing for council. https://t.co/55d7Dl05TZ
In Petrus Steyn, voters expressed frustration with past leaders and concerns about poor services, even as they exercised their right to vote. https://t.co/1OyNrGTein
Voting was quick, lines were shorter than expected, and some residents decided not to vote at all.
Here's what we found on the ground. https://t.co/gAmSbNvCTL
One voter wants politicians to sign a contract before taking office.
Six South Africans tell us why they're struggling to trust political parties ahead of 4 November.
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