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To what extent can south africa be described as a one party state ?
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To what extent can South Africa be described as a one party state? Discuss The ANC party has been a dominant party ever since they got voted into government in 1994, which is the reason why there is a speculation of South Africa becoming a one party state. In 2004 their was a complete landslide victory for the ANC (African National Congress) party which consulted in another major disappointment for the Democratic Alliance, Inkatha Freedom Party and a disaster and humiliation for the New National Party who thought they could of done a lot better and possibly challenged the ANC. Also the ANC became the largest and most successful party in all nine provinces, proving that they are getting more and more dominant in each election. When the New National Party collapsed in 2005 it made the ANC even stronger as they had one less opposition but the New National Party actually...
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