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South African Communist Party Navigates Coalition Building in the Wake of National Elections

Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley

07 Jun 2024

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Black Agenda Radio · South African Communist Party Navigates Coalition Building in the Wake of National Elections

In a recent election in South Africa, the African National Congress (ANC), lost its parliamentary majority. We’re joined by Lefika Chetty, head of international relations in the province of Gauteng and a member of the Central Committee Subcommittee on International Relations of the South African Communist Party to discuss the election results and politics in that nation.

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