12.00 BST (GMT +1), Online, Zoom
African Energy southern Africa editor Tonderayi Mukeredzi and guests examined the South African election landscape and the key issues that may impact the outcome and the broader economy.
South Africa's 2024 elections promise to be the most important and intriguing of the post-apartheid era.
Pollsters have predicted that the ruling African National Congress (ANC), which has dominated the vote since the advent of free elections in 1994, may get less than 50% of the national vote, opening up the prospect of a coalition government with small parties.
The elections are happening at a time South Africa is facing numerous challenges such as rising poverty and unemployment, increased citizen disgruntlement, an energy crisis due to consistent generation failure at state-owned power utility Eskom and transport bottlenecks at rail and port company Transnet SOC.
The outcome of the elections could significantly change the country’s political landscape.
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