South African Elections: ANC Vows to Deal with Corruption if Elected into Office

ANC predicted to bleed support to opposition coalitions

The ruling party of South Africa, African National Congress (ANC) has vowed to deal with corruption and also to kick start the economy. Since the apartheid in 1994, the ANC has been winning the parliamentary elections, but in a recent poll prediction the ruling party has been predicted to be losing support to some opposition coalitions that had gained ground in the South African political environment. Speaking at the final rally of the party, President Cyril Ramaphosa stated that leaders found guilty of corruption will not be appointed to his cabinet after the elections.