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Water, Jobs and Crime Set to Decide South Africa’s Municipal Elections

Editorial Desk3 hours ago3 hours ago03 mins

South Africans vote in municipal elections on Wednesday, 4 November, with failing water and electricity supplies, high unemployment and crime topping the agenda in the country’s biggest cities.

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