Thabazimbi by-election results

The Thabazimbi by-election results are in, and it's a mixed bag for the ANC. The party emerged as the leading party, winning 39.65% of the votes and securing 10 council seats. However, it fell short of the 12 seats required for an outright majority. The Democratic Alliance (DA) came in second with 16% of the votes and five council seats, while the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) came in third with 12.9% of the votes and three council seats.
The ANC's victory is a relief for the party, which has been facing major challenges in recent months. The party has been embroiled in a number of corruption scandals, and its popularity has been declining. The Thabazimbi by-election results show that the ANC still has significant support in some areas, but it also shows that the party is not invincible.
The DA's performance is a sign that the party is making progress in its efforts to become a more competitive force in local government. The party has been working hard to build its brand and to attract new voters. The Thabazimbi by-election results show that the DA's efforts are paying off.
The EFF's performance is a sign that the party is a growing force in South African politics. The party has been campaigning on a platform of economic populism, and its message is resonating with many voters. The Thabazimbi by-election results show that the EFF is a party to watch in the future.
The Thabazimbi by-election results are a reminder that South African politics is in a state of flux. The ANC is still the dominant party, but its support is declining. The DA and the EFF are both making progress, and they could pose a serious challenge to the ANC in the future.