Three Western Cape by-elections on Wednesday gave the PA a boost as it won one seat from the ANC and another from the DA.
EFF's by-election loss came after its former Limpopo leader Buthane re-joined the ANC along with groups of EFF supporters.The ANC has won a seat previously held by the red berets in Seshego, Limpopo, the hometown of EFF leaderWednesday’s by-election in Polokwane’s Ward 10 was as a result of EFF councillor Jacob Seshoka stepping down after he was charged for alleged theft of guns and ammunition.
ANC provincial secretary Reuben Madadzhe said the results resonate well with his party’s message of “unity and building a better life for all”. CE ensured the coalition’s dominance by winning the ANC seat with 39% of the votes. The PA rallied closely with 36% result.
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