SA Politics Thread Part 10 : The GNU Has Crashed

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The_Right_Honourable_Brit said:
Hilarious that you think by-election voters voting for the PA actually knew about the VAT increase (it was only confirmed on the day of the by-election or the day before, and it wouldn't have factored into the campaign preceding the by-election).
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Excuses, excuses and more excuses, let's wait for the next by election when they thrash the DA, we'll see what excuse you'll come up with.
 
Sideshow Bob said:
I implore Lupus to give a reasonable explanation. Let me start.

1. This was staged by ANC's Sipho to make DA look bad ?
2. Millions of ANC people sit on toilets like this. This is just one toilet in DA area.
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Ok
So the city did install the toilet, original agreement was for the residents to enclose the toilet themselves as per the agreement.
Then the city agreed to enclose the toilets but the ANCYL tore it down each time.
Only 51 toilets weren't enclosed and they asked the municipality for help to finish it off which they did try.
The same year the ANC was found to have done the same thing 7 years earlier in the free state.
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South Africa's firebrand youth leader Julius Malema hits out at officials for building open-air toilets, as local elections loom next week.
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So there you go
 
Lupus said:
Ok
So the city did install the toilet, original agreement was for the residents to enclose the toilet themselves as per the agreement.
Then the city agreed to enclose the toilets but the ANCYL tore it down each time.
Only 51 toilets weren't enclosed and they asked the municipality for help to finish it off which they did try.
The same year the ANC was found to have done the same thing 7 years earlier in the free state.
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South Africa: Julius Malema anger over open-air toilets - BBC News

South Africa's firebrand youth leader Julius Malema hits out at officials for building open-air toilets, as local elections loom next week.
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So there you go
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Why are you doing this racism, member of Anglo-Boer coalition? Why are you oppressing our esteemed immigrant so?
 
Solarion said:
ANC are really going to get some mileage out of you in the next coming months. You're going to have to put in some late nights for a while.
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There's a good reason the ANC is up there and your DA down there, it's because of the hard work we put in.

Maybe If you lot were not so lazy the DA would move from being a 20% party, but all you know is to sit and make noise on the internet all day long.
 
TheChamp said:
There's a good reason the ANC is up there and your DA down there, it's because of the hard work we put in.

Maybe If you lot were not so lazy the DA would move from being a 20% party, but all you know is to sit and make noise on the internet all day long.
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You mean the hard work of making south Africans poorer? The anc excels at that.
 

Ladies and gentlemen, pain has arrived.

  • A Social Research Foundation report investigated the potential political state of play if a successful motion of no-confidence in President Cyril Ramaphosa was passed.
  • The report found that if the turnout were 58% on that day, the ANC would sit just above 20% without Ramaphosa as its leader.
  • The ANC met several political parties this week after it announced on Tuesday that it would "reset" the GNU's rules of engagement.
If President Cyril Ramaphosa were to be removed through a motion of no-confidence in Parliament, a snap election would be held in which the ANC would claim just above 20% of the vote.
This is according to a report by the Social Research Foundation, a think-tank focusing on public policy.
The report investigated the potential political state of play if a motion of no-confidence removed Ramaphosa, who is leading a government of national unity (GNU) with 10 political parties.
In the 29 May general elections, the ANC secured 40.18% of the votes.

The data comes amid tensions in the GNU over the DA's decision to vote against Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's fiscal framework last Wednesday.
The ANC has met with several political parties this week after it announced on Tuesday that it would "reset" the GNU's rules of engagement. It is reportedly expected to meet the DA on Saturday.
The report states that:
The data indicates that without Cyril Ramaphosa as its leader, the ANC would sit just above 20%, placing it as the second-largest party behind the DA.
The DA, EFF, and MK Party would all receive moderate boosts in support, but the biggest growth would be among the "free agents" category, it said.

"This result is further evidence of the importance of Cyril Ramaphosa's presence in the ANC in maintaining that party's support levels. An interesting question is therefore raised as to what effect the loss of Ramaphosa's leadership after the 2027 elective conference will have on ANC support levels."
The data in the report comes from a survey of 1 004 demographically and geographically representative registered voters conducted by the foundation in February. That survey had a margin of error of 4%.
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In another survey, the same think-tank looked at whether registered South African voters believed Ramaphosa should have resigned as ANC leader after the poor performance of his party in last year's election.
The same sample was surveyed during the same period.
It stated: "The data reveals that around 55% of all South African voters believed that President Ramaphosa should have resigned after the May 2024 elections. The only demographic split that was strongly opposed to President Ramaphosa's resignation was ANC voters.
"Multiple results of the foundation's February 2025 survey point to a loss of confidence in President Ramaphosa amongst non-ANC voters, but simultaneously, within the ANC, whatever positive sentiment remains has attached itself to President Ramaphosa."
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Regardless of what faction wins in 2027, the ANC is screwed.
 
Sultan Mustafa said:

Ladies and gentlemen, pain has arrived.


Regardless of what faction wins in 2027, the ANC is screwed.
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Political State Of Play After A Motion Of No Confidence in President Cyril Ramaphosa

This report investigates the potential political state of play if there were to be a successful motion of no confidence in President Cyril Ramaphosa. The data in the report comes from a survey of 1 004 demographically and geographically representative registered voters conducted by the...
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