With no outright majority in Nelson Mandela Bay, coalition choices will shape efforts to restore water, electricity, refuse removal and accountable local government. The DA has emerged as the largest party with 53 of the 120 council seats and is approaching potential coalition partners.
LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: DA goes on coalition offensive as battle for Nelson Mandela Bay begins
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