The ANC claims to have improved Soweto townships and asserts its mandate to govern Johannesburg, comparing the city to Sandton standards.
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What happened
The ANC claims to have improved Soweto townships and asserts its mandate to govern Johannesburg, comparing the city to Sandton standards.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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African National Congress
left-wing nationalist political party in South Africa
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Johannesburg
largest city in South Africa
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Soweto
township of South Africa
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