ANC loses majority in landmark South Africa election
In a historic vote the African National Congress failed to secure 50 percent, signaling a shift to coalition government. With over 99 percent counted, DA and MK Party top opposition, while Ramaphosa faces winded talks as the ANC seeks partners amid ongoing poverty, unemployment, and power shortages.
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Modi Likely Wins Third Term in India's Tight Election
Exit polls suggest BJP led by Narendra Modi will secure a majority, with analysts noting 350 plus seats out of 543. Campaign spanned six weeks with record voter turnout and sharp disputes over minority rights and economic gains. Polls closed as voters faced extreme heat across seven states including West Bengal where Mamata Banerjee challenged Modi.
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