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ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa says despite the many challenges and concerns raised by different communities, his party's election campaign message is gaining traction. He was speaking to the SABC News after a door-to-door campaign and stakeholders' engagement in Soweto on Sunday. This is the third time the ANC leader is leading his organization's campaign in some parts of Johannesburg including Soweto and Orange Farm in less than a month. Our Politics Reporter Ntebo Mokobo followed the ANC president on his campaign trail and filed this report.
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