10 South African opposition parties, including DA, IFP, and UDM, petition President Ramaphosa against signing the Electoral Matters Amendment Bill, claiming it's unconstitutional and could undermine democracy.

10 opposition parties in South Africa, including the DA, IFP, and UDM, have petitioned President Cyril Ramaphosa to not sign the Electoral Matters Amendment Bill into law, arguing it is unconstitutional. The parties argue that the bill would take South Africa back to an era where political parties did not have to declare their private funding to the public, and would undermine multi-party democracy and entrench incumbency.