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    Civic joy in South Africa’s vote

    by the Monitor's Editorial Board May 09, 2024 2 minutes

    Thirty years after South Africa ended its violent system of racial segregation called apartheid through peaceful elections, it may be poised for another watershed moment: a transition from one-party rule to pluralism and power-sharing.

    For the first time in three decades, the ruling African National

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