The SA Politics Thread Part 6

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This is what I call cowardice, the guy was alive and Lekota never said anything, the guy has no self respect left, he must just do everyone a favour and give up.

Agreed. Apparently he's retiring after the elections, but either COPE will disband or be absorbed...

But this I find interesting:
He said he had the support of top leaders in the ANC, such as Thabo Mbeki, when he formed Cope.
 
Eish this one again.

The picket took place after Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi, earlier that week, promised to reverse cuts to the department’s budget, pay the subsidies by 24 May, and review complaints about service-level agreements.

 
It has the benefit of scaring the middle class away from the ANC but attracting users of the terrible public system into the arms of the ANC. The ANC's strategy this election seems to be firmly bet on those at the bottom. They know that it's hard to win over the clever types when they've been failing for more than 3 decades. Even some of the poor aren't buying it.
How can they be failing when the ANC keeps delivering services the public can touch and feel?

@TheChamp please can you clarify your comrade's utterances.
 
2nd day confirming the mini ANC slump after Cyril's pure electioneering announcement of the NHI. It's blowing up in his face. :ROFL:

Since this is a daily moving average over a few weeks (IIRC), then this dramatic swing shows that the last few days have been heavily against the ANC and in the DA’s favor. It’s not so easy to affect a moving average like this unless the new data has a big structural change.

Also remember that Gareth more than tripled the daily sample size a couple of days ago. Presumably a few days before the big jump.
 

“We expect to get around 25 seats in parliament in these elections. We expect to be the king makers in Gauteng and Northern Cape. We are hoping to win outright in the Western Cape,” says Mckenzie.

:ROFL: :ROFL: :ROFL:
 
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