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Driven by money or duty? Why South Africa is seeing 43% surge in election candidates

The sharp increase in nominations has highlighted growing competition for political office, with an analyst pointing to unemployment and shifting attitudes towards established political parties.

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Driven by money or duty? Why South Africa is seeing 43% surge in election candidates

The sharp increase in nominations has highlighted growing competition for political office, with an analyst pointing to unemployment and shifting attitudes towards established political parties.

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More than 2,200 candidates miss IEC deadline for local elections

The IEC reported that 2,274 candidates from 45 parties were captured on its online platform but not officially submitted by the August 26 deadline, with no technical glitches reported

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Driven by money or duty? Why South Africa is seeing 43% surge in election candidates

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Driven by money or duty? Why South Africa is seeing 43% surge in election candidates

More than 2,200 candidates miss IEC deadline for local elections

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IEC records 43% surge in candidates ahead of November local government elections

Election blow: 2,274 candidates from 45 parties left out

More than 2,200 candidates miss IEC deadline for local elections

Driven by money or duty? Why South Africa is seeing 43% surge in election candidates