Volatility in consumer confidence forecasts a shift in South Africa's political landscape

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The 2024 General Elections in South Africa are set against a backdrop of significant political evolution and mark a crucial juncture, celebrating 30 years of democracy since the apartheid era ended. This year's elections are notably competitive, featuring a diverse array of major parties and independent candidates, which underscores …

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