ANC’s Ebrahim Rasool congratulates DA’s Alan Winde and Bonginkosi Madikizela during the announcement of the of the 2019 election results for Western Cape at
Century City conference centre on May 10, 2019.JOHANNESBURG - The Democratic Alliance has managed to retain control of the Western Cape with just over 56% of the vote.
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look at the smile of those whites!!! It shows that it ruff if blacks take over
well up next will be a huge whites only gala dinner...
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