The elections in South Africa haven't produced a landslide result. Turnout was low -- young people, in particular, are shunning the ballot box. The dominant ANC is living on borrowed time, says Claus Stäcker.
Some 25 years after the end of apartheid in South Africa it seems as if nothing has changed. While the African National Congress (ANC) governs, the opposition grumbles.
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