South Africans will be heading to the polls on May 29 to elect national and provincial lawmakers in a contest that experts believe will be the tightest since the first post-apartheid democratic elections of 1994. There are over 27 million registered voters in the country of some 62 million. They will be voting for lawmakers of provincial legislatures and members of Parliament, known as the National Assembly.

LN24 International hosted a Townhall Debate with various South Africa’s Political Party Representatives in discussion of the upcoming election. Watch this