Sethembiso Zulu | According to the recent South African Citizens Survey, more than 4,5 million eligible young South Africans have no plans to vote on 8 May. So what are political parties getting so wrong? In the first part of this episode, we gain insights from activist Mpho
Stephen Grootes’ column in Daily Maverick explains that South Africa has a depressingly high rate of unemployment, and yet it has hardly featured as an issue in the 2019 election campaigns. This while more than half the country’s young people are unemployed, and probably unemployable,
Jonah Dylan’s column in Daily Maverick unpacks the 2019 Q1 South Afrucan Citizens Survey findings that show a decrease in support for the ANC, yet another drop in trust for Eskom, and an all-time high number of unmotivated voters. The ANC is expected to earn 61%
Marvin Charles explains some of the insights from the latest Q1 South African Citizens Survey (SACS) data in the Cape Argus, including how load shedding has impacted upon the potential electoral performance of the ANC in the upcoming 8th May elections as well as how the EFF
Reza Omar spoke to Stephen Grootes on SAfm Sunrise to explain some of the key Quarter 1 2019 South African Citizens Survey (SACS) insights, including how load shedding could affect voter behaviour, how issues at Eskom have resulted in an increased perception on corruption and
Pelane Phakgadi and Kamva Somdyala mentions in an article published on News24 that Maimane may be the leader of the DA but his party's supporters seemingly prefer his predecessor, Western Cape Premier Helen Zille, to lead the campaign to the May 8 elections, according to
Jason Felix mentions on EWN that the South African Citizens Survey shows more than half prefer former DA leader and current Western Cape Premier Helen Zille to him. CAPE TOWN - With six weeks before South Africans head to the polls, Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Mmusi Maimane's leadership
As featured in Die Burger, Netwerk24 and Beeld, Philda Essop writes about the latest SACS data which shows that, when comparing the two leaders (Maimane versus Zille) in February 2019, 52% of DA supporters (3.4-million) preferred Zille over Maimane while a much lower 30% (2-million)
Eric Naki elaborates on the latest SACS data in The Citizen which indicates that former DA premier Helen Zille still holds strong significance to potential DA supporters. The data reveals that 58% of potential DA supporters would be more likely to vote for the party
Reza Omar spoke to Stephen Grootes on SAfm Sunrise to explain the latest SACS data which reveals the strong effect former DA premier Helen Zille still has on potential DA voters. Click on the play icon to listen to the full interview below: