Only Around Half Of S.Africa's Youth Likely To Vote: Study
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Just under half of South Africa's young voters are likely to cast a ballot in the general election this month, owing mainly to corruption, high unemployment and gender-based violence, a study showed Tuesday. Some 49 percent of 18- to 24-year-olds "say they are likely to vote later this month, while 16 percent say they won’t and another 35 percent haven't yet decided", according to the survey by the Johannesburg-based Ichikowitz Family Foundation. South Africans vote in parliamentary elections on May 29, in what is set to be the tightest vote...
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