South Africans go to the polls

South Africans vote in national elections for the third time today a mere decade after the country’s first vote to include all racial groups ended white minority rule.

South Africans go to the polls

South Africans vote in national elections for the third time today a mere decade after the country’s first vote to include all racial groups ended white minority rule.

The turnout in today’s vote may show whether lingering poverty and unemployment, crime, corruption and a devastating Aids epidemic have worn away the sheen on South Africa’s young, multi-racial democracy.

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