Constitutional Court saves ANC from election pain after it failed to press submit button
A Constitutional Court ruling has saved the ANC from facing severe damage to its election performance in six municipalities due to a technical blunder.
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A Constitutional Court ruling has saved the ANC from facing severe damage to its election performance in six municipalities due to a technical blunder.
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