BBC News reported that South Africans are voting in local elections, and that residents told the outlet they are "tired of the poor quality of services they get," according to the BBC News report.

The headline of the BBC News report states that the ANC is under pressure to reverse a decline in South Africa. The BBC News summary does not explain what the decline consists of, or how the ANC has responded to the complaints residents described.

The BBC News summary also does not say which services residents were referring to, which communities they live in, how many people were interviewed, or whether they were identified by name. It does not describe the local elections beyond the fact that voting is taking place.

The account in this story rests on the BBC News headline and summary alone. It has not been checked against the full article or against reporting from other outlets, and the full text may contain details that are not reflected here.

Where the source material is silent, this story makes no assumption. BBC News reported the residents' complaints as what they told the outlet, and it reported the ANC's position only as the headline describes it, as being under pressure to reverse decline.

The complete account is in the full BBC News article linked above.

Sources: BBC News: ANC under pressure to reverse South Africa decline.