Reza Omar was live on Newzroom AFrika chatting to Cathy Mohlahlana about expectations ahead of the budget speech, how many average South African's actually watch the budget and perceptions about SARS. Watch the full interview below: https://vimeo.com/393629468
Ahead of the Budget 2020, City Press looked at Citizen Survey's data around dwindling audiences expected to watch the budget and less than positive expectations around the many challenges faced by South African's. Click here to read the full article in the City Press. Picture: Finance Minister
Ahead of the Budget 2020 Reza Omar chatted to Tumelo Mothotoane and shared data about how many South African’s are aware of the budget and the threat to tax evasion as a form of protest against government non-delivery. To watch the full interview, click on the
Reza Omar discusses the last decade with Stephen Grootes ahead of the 2020 Budget and unpacks South Africa’s sentiment. Over the past decade, Citizen Surveys has tracked whether South Africans believe that the country is heading in the right direction. To listen to the full interview,
Reza Omar was interviewed as part of the February SONA 2020 Special Report and spoke about the favourability ratings of political leaders, the Eskom crises, and the country's most pressing challenges. To view the full interview click on the play button below: https://vimeo.com/391158744
Front Page News on Newzroom Afrika have a look at what is making headlines. Ahead of SONA 2020 they review an article in the Citizen newspaper which discusses data from Citizen Survey around the popularity of political leaders. https://vimeo.com/391155527
Cape Argus states SA citizens consider the most pressing problems, according to SA Citizens Survey (Sacs), unemployment, crime and corruption remain the most pressing problems. Expropriation of land without compensation, continuing power cuts, National Health Insurance and job losses are some of the issue’s opposition
Reza Omar, of Citizen Surveys, was live on Talk Radio 567 ahead of Sona2020 to discuss whether President Ramaphosa is doing a good job as well as whether the country is moving in the right direction. Clement and Reza chat about the data which also
According to the South African Citizens survey, 64% of South Africans believe President Cyril Ramaphosa is doing a good job. Citizen Surveys’ strategic research director, Reza Omar explains the data that shows Ramaphosa has retained his title as South Africa’s most favoured politician. Watch the full
Edward West from Business Report indicates that the annual State-of-the-Nation Address (Sona) on Thursday, will be critical to addressing growing concern among investors, business and ordinary people about the stagnant economy, worsening unemployment and crime, grinding poverty and the crisis at Eskom. To read the full