The SA Politics Thread Part 6

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I agree here with him actually. Not because I like Cyril. Because how dare another party dictate such terms to them. The DA are smart enough not to be asking for this.
I don't necessarily think the DA have a fundamental problem with cyril other than his inaction and party before country, so there would be no benefit to them to ask for his removal anyway.
 
You are very right, but we now have proof that the EFF is going nowhere slowly, the MK looks scary because it just started and jumped to third position but they also have a ceiling.

The bottom line in this election is still the fact that the ANC is failing to get their supporters to go out and vote, they probably think they are punishing it but all they do is to open the door wide for the MK. Their disgruntled voters are still there, they did note vote for the DA, they did not vote for the EFF, they abstained.

My feeling is that the majority of the country is sober enough to see Zuma for what he is, so he is still by and large, MK is stil by and large a KZN party as the results show, so I don't think people will fall for whatever he is selling, but not voting is equivalent to evil triumphing when good men do nothing.
In my opinion, ANC's vote share remains same as in 1994, i.e. 62%. Reason is ANC, MK and EFF are nothing but ANC factions. Reason why people voted for factions could be attributed to anti-incumbency and a desire to teach original ANC a lesson - they are likely to come back to ANC if lessons are learnt.

DA vote share basically remained same as 2019 so they didn't get more black votes this time as John famously claimed recently. [No doubt Mmusi is to blame here. /s ]
 
In my opinion, ANC's vote share remains same as in 1994, i.e. 62%. Reason is ANC, MK and EFF are nothing but ANC factions. Reason why people voted for factions could be attributed to anti-incumbency and a desire to teach original ANC a lesson - they are likely to come back to ANC if lessons are learnt.

DA vote share basically remained same as 2019 so they didn't get more black votes this time as John famously claimed recently. [No doubt Mmusi is to blame here. /s ]

They did get more black votes, because whites emigrate at a much higher rate. And there's no doubt who they were likely voting for.
 

I hope I hope the IEC are bright enough to ignore Zuma (he'll complain no matter how much they delay), and I hope Cyril is bright enough to set the army on KZN at the first sign of trouble.
No need for an army. It's set to self destruct :laugh: even the EFF is anxious about the MK.

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No need for an army. It's set to self destruct :laugh: even the EFF is anxious about the MK.

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Ubaba Zuma had the most passive aggressive speech ever at the IEC center :ROFL: He's basically threatening to unleash violence if they announce the results today. All about that thugliFe:cool::cool:

*grabs popcorn and chilli biltong*
 
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Hang in there people...we have overcome load shedding...we shall also overcome the MK Jacob Zuma nonsense...
 
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