SA’s ANC pitches for votes as majority threatened

The African National Congress (ANC) in South Africa has recently been making efforts to secure votes as their majority in the country is being threatened. With growing dissent and criticism of the party’s leadership and policies, the ANC is facing challenges in maintaining their stronghold on power.

In response to the growing criticism, the ANC has been actively reaching out to voters and pitching their plans for the future. They have been holding rallies, engaging with communities, and emphasizing their commitment to democracy and development.

Despite their efforts, the ANC is facing a tough battle in the upcoming elections. Many South Africans are disillusioned with the party’s performance, especially in terms of addressing issues such as corruption, economic inequality, and unemployment.

It remains to be seen whether the ANC will be able to regain the trust of voters and maintain their majority in the face of increasing competition from other political parties.