The SA Politics Thread Part 6

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I’m not stressing. I asked you a question. It’s okay if you cannot answer it and just rambling kak.
There's a story about a frog boiling but don't worry your head, just understand that you're still in struggle war and not a single day since 1994 have you left it.

Bro, some of the baddest, richest, meanest mofos on the planet back these guys, and they have interest to keep them in power, they're experts at keeping up appearances but believe me their goals won't be screwed with.
 
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There's a story about a frog boiling but don't worry your head, just understand that you're still in struggle war and not a single day since 1994 have you left it.

Bro, some of the baddest, richest, meanest mofos on the planet back these guys, and they have interest to keep them in power, they're experts at keeping up appearances but believe me their goals won't be screwed with.

Okay. :thumbsup:
 
Listen clearly now...tell me which party didn't exist in 2021 but exists now in 2024 and which is destroying the ANC (in conjunction with the IFP) in KZN?

The ANC first lost the Zuma vote in 2019 when they dropped from 64% to 54%, that's a 10% loss in 2019, factor in another 10% and the ANC will be back to pre Zuma numbers in KZN, that is between 40 to 47%.

That coupled with the other provinces is good enough to give the ANC the majority. The MK is a KZN party and is never going to bother the ANC outside of KZN.

Coming to the IFP, I don't know how many I had to repeat this to you and @PrimeSteak, there is not enough room for the IFP and Zuma to all grow significantly at the same time in KZN, it has never happened, IFP voters get confused with Zuma in the mix, that's how the ANC thrashed them as soon as Zuma became President, so we are not worried about two parties in KZN, we are worrying about one.
 
The ANC first lost the Zuma vote in 2019 when they dropped from 64% to 54%, that's a 10% loss in 2019, factor in another 10% and the ANC will be back to pre Zuma numbers in KZN, that is between 40 to 47%.

That coupled with the other provinces is good enough to give the ANC the majority. The MK is a KZN party and is never going to bother the ANC outside of KZN.

Coming to the IFP, I don't know how many I had to repeat this to you and @PrimeSteak, there is not enough room for the IFP and Zuma to all grow significantly at the same time in KZN, it has never happened, IFP voters get confused with Zuma in the mix, that's how the ANC thrashed them as soon as Zuma became President, so we are not worried about two parties in KZN, we are worrying about one.

LOL.

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The ANC first lost the Zuma vote in 2019 when they dropped from 64% to 54%, that's a 10% loss in 2019, factor in another 10% and the ANC will be back to pre Zuma numbers in KZN, that is between 40 to 47%.

For someone who is such a loyal supporter; I’m surprised you don’t even know the 2019 election results. Nor the 2014 results.

They got 62.15% of the vote in 2014. Then they got 57.50% of the vote in 2019.

Just incase your maths is not working; that is 4.65% loss of support. Not 10%.
 
For someone who is such a loyal supporter; I’m surprised you don’t even know the 2019 election results. Nor the 2014 results.

They got 62.15% of the vote in 2014. Then they got 57.50% of the vote in 2019.

Just incase your maths is not working; that is 4.65% loss of support. Not 10%.
KZN you domkop, keep up.
 

ANC is between 40 - 42%. DA on 23 - 26%. MK 12 - 13%.
So you think the ANC will win again?
 
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