Quicks
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You can't create equality with BEE, when the unemployment rate is 40%+. You need to create jobs and no-one will invest in a country with race base laws like BEE.
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Ah you like pollsPolls shmolls you know.
Let's see if they reach an out of court settlement. I hope they dontAh you like polls
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VAT deal means GNU stays — just in time as new survey shows South Africans are gatvol of the drama
A deal that saw the National Treasury drop the VAT increase and reach a possible out-of-court settlement on the DA’s VAT case has probably saved the Government of National Unity.www.dailymaverick.co.za
Indeed, some secret backroom deals is not good PR and a waste of the court process.Let's see if they reach an out of court settlement. I hope they dont
The political party support is all you need to know that the poll is absolute rubbish, especially on the MK part.
This time it's IPSOS.
Super interesting result. It seems that BEE is not as popular as some people here tend to act.
a mere technicality then? nobody is going to actually implement it given all the announcementsIt looks like legally the 0.5 percentage point VAT hike will still be going forward as there is not enough time to pass the bills before 1 May
You left out HUUUUUUUUUUUGE & MASSIVE....They is winning biggly biggly biggest.

when will people learn to create survey questions that aren't ambiguous? ambiguity muddies the resultBlack South Africans' Public Opinion on BEE
This report investigates the BEE policy preferences of registered black South African voters.
Which statement do you agree with: 'A future coalition government makes raced-based appointment rules stricter, so that only black people can be appointed as government officials.' OR 'A future coalition government gets rid of race-based appointments so that all government officials are appointed only on merit.'
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Black South Africans' Public Opinion on BEE
This report investigates the BEE policy preferences of registered black South African voters. It does so via three different questions about civil service appointment, public procurement and private business operation. The questions were posed in terms of a 'future coalition' in April of 2024...srfreports.co.za
This. That survey is pretty much useless.when will people learn to create survey questions that aren't ambiguous? ambiguity muddies the result
e.g. are they asking people to answer in terms of the "future coalition" they want to see or the "future coalition" they believe is likely to transpire?
Because most of the time those surveys and polls are designed to drive a particular agenda and not to get clear picture of people's sentimentswhen will people learn to create survey questions that aren't ambiguous? ambiguity muddies the result
e.g. are they asking people to answer in terms of the "future coalition" they want to see or the "future coalition" they believe is likely to transpire?
Strong and good response by Farmer John.
The farmer keeping the buffalo in the camp, well-conserved and controlledStrong and good response by Farmer John.
Yes, it’s only well designed and credible when the results conform to your wishes.Because most of the time those surveys and polls are designed to drive a particular agenda and not to get clear picture of people's sentiments
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