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Ramaphosa urges voters to reject ‘Mickey Mouse’ parties as ANC faces Ekurhuleni battle

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Ramaphosa urges voters to reject ‘Mickey Mouse’ parties as ANC faces Ekurhuleni battle

ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa has urged Ekurhuleni voters to reject smaller political parties, which he branded“Mickey Mouse” parties, and give the ANC a majority in the November 4 local government elections, arguing that coalition governments undermine service delivery.

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