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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says there is no place for threats of violence or instability.
Last week's election cost his African National Congress ( ANC ) party its majority for the first time.
Voters angry at joblessness, inequality and rolling power blackouts slashed support for the ANC to 40.2% , down from 57.5% in the previous 2019 parliamentary vote.
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