Hung councils
Ramaphosa: The 60+ hung councils are a product of a functioning democracy
He said South Africans expressed their will when they voted for parties to represent them.
The super coalition could see the two parties control most metros in the country, with the most recent numbers supporting such aspirations.
A hung council refers to when no party has won the majority of the seats therefore making the parties with the most votes or seats as the key decision-makers or known as a coalition municipality.
As the number of councils that have been won increases so has the number of hung councils, indicating that coalitions will once again be the order of the day.