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South Africa: Nine Years of Broken Promises Push Young Voter to Demand Change

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[Scrolla] Lethu Ngobese, 19, says residents of Phumla Mqashi near Lenasia South struggle with broken toilets, water shortages, crime and limited healthcare. The first-time voter says nine years of worsening living conditions have convinced her to vote against the African National Congress in the local government elections.
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