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South Africa’s Election leaves the country stirred, not shaken

South Africa’s Election leaves the country stirred, not shaken

by georgie | May 17, 2019 | Africa, Elections, Human Rights, South Africa

Martin Plaut Senior Research Fellow – ICWS It was a remarkable achievement. South Africa’s sixth election since the end of apartheid saw nearly 17.7 million people vote at 22,924 voting stations.They had a choice of 48 parties who were attempting to get into the...

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