South African elections 2009: an analysis

Submitted by Anthony Egan SJ on 8 May 2009 - 1:36pm

The 2009 elections in South Africa were billed as the most competitive that the country has seen since the end of apartheid. Anthony Egan SJ analyses the voting that led to the victory of the African National Congress, and looks at the challenges facing President Jacob Zuma.

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