South Africans more upbeat

Are you positive about South Africa and its future?

  • Yes

    Votes: 22 30.6%

  • No

    Votes: 39 54.2%

  • Uncertain

    Votes: 11 15.3%
  • Total voters
    72
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South Africans are more optimistic now than they were earlier this year, a market research company said on Tuesday.

According to the survey of 2000 adults conducted in June, 73 percent of them agreed they were positive about South Africa and its future, 19 percent disagreed and eight percent said they didn't know, TNS Research Surveys said in a statement.
 
Always find these surveys to be less than accurate or biased...
 
What they never say, is what demographics they used for this survey. By focussing on one demographic, you'll get a more positive outcome.

What was the question(s) that was asked? The question sometimes doesn't have a yes/no answer, or depends on other factors.
 
Of course people are. Zuma hasn't destroyed the country.....




..yet
 
rpm said:
South Africans are more optimistic now than they were earlier this year, a market research company said on Tuesday.

According to the survey of 2000 adults conducted in June, 73 percent of them agreed they were positive about South Africa and its future, 19 percent disagreed and eight percent said they didn't know, TNS Research Surveys said in a statement.
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Source?

rpm, it saddens me that you of all people posted a survey like this here. Following previous threads its obvious that the majority of users here represent a jilted, angry portion of the countries demographic.
 
yes-no surverys are always biased in favor of those who disagree with me
 
they should interview all those who've been victims of violent crime, been retrenched cause of economic crisis and restructuring, those who feel it on their pockets when the petrol and food prices escalates, those who are homeless....then we'll see what the result is
 
dudleygb said:
they should interview all those who've been victims of violent crime, been retrenched cause of economic crisis and restructuring, those who feel it on their pockets when the petrol and food prices escalates, those who are homeless....then we'll see what the result is
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So, everyone in the world in their respective countries are not optimistic?
 
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