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Wednesday, September 9, 2026

News24 | Tony Leon | When the music stops, who stays at the head of the table?

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Italy’s Christian Democrats dominated for decades before corruption felled them. The ANC’s own 32 years at the table are under similar pressure. Tony Leon writes that 4 November will tell us whether South Africa’s voters are ready to stop the music.

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