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South Africa: 2019 National Election Results

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South Africa’s fifth national elections since apartheid were held on 8 May 2019. The ANC won and the DA remained the official opposition party. Unchanged in words and position but not not in status quo. The Public expressed their dissatisfaction with their scandals by voting less than before. Others increased the share of the EFF, IFP, VF+ and ACDP. The UDM, AIC, COPE and NFP declined but each clung to two Parliamentary seats. New kids in the arena, GOOD and ATM, picked two seats too. The PAC and Al Jama-ah … Read the full article…

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Election 2019 results: The DA nightmare

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The Democratic Alliance (DA) is the best… at spinning negative news into something positive… but I’m not letting them get away with it. DA NIGHTMARE This is the DA’s first drop in 25 years. They’ll be licking their national wounds and contemplating the 4% dip in their stronghold, the Western Cape. Nationally, the DA received less votes than in 2014, transferring a bunch of them to the Vryheidsfront Plus (VF+) that decided that ignoring equality wasn’t worth an attempt at more votes. And the DA’s Cape Town sins made some … Read the full article…

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Video: Elections 2019 – Ramaphoria, Vryheidsfront victory, DA failure & 7de Laan

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The Vryheidsfront Plus (VF+) has gained where the DA failed. They’ve been rewarded for not flip-flopping on minority rights, and topics such as BEE and expropriation of land without compensation. The DA has failed to secure Gauteng or the Northern Cape, even losing voters in its Western Cape stronghold. In the bigger picture, will ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa hold his party and South Africa together? And will we, everyday South Africans, play our part by fixing our neighbourhoods, an everyday vote for ourselves that we can achieve without ink on … Read the full article…

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South African Elections 2019: National & Western Cape prediction

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This is my 2019 South African election prediction. WESTERN CAPE Racial identity and scandal makes the Western Cape the trickiest province in South Africa. Whereas people have never been this mad with the DA, ensuring a few seat changes, I think many will fall back in line, mostly white cattle to the slaughter. The DA will drop but not enough for my liking (if you’ve downloaded my book for free, you’ll understand why – https://wp.me/p9Of25-1mn). I’m confident VF+, ACDP and EFF will do better but the allocation of seats at … Read the full article…

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Will the DA go into coalition with EFF again?

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Will the Democratic Alliance go into coalition with the EFF again? SOLLY STUMBLES 702 host Eusebius McKaiser may be a hypocritical dick but he’s intelligent and his show’s worth listening to because we get to hear what his guests say or, especially, don’t say. Recently, he interviewed the DA’s Solly Msimanga. Solly was repeatedly (and repeatedly) asked if the DA would go into coalition with the EFF this coming election result. Solly refused to answer. His evasion was so ridiculous THAT YOU NEED TO HEAR IT. Don’t vote for a … Read the full article…

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South African 2016 Elections Update (Aug 5, 8.20am)

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I repeatedly predicted that these elections would be the most important since apartheid. I’m glad to say that’s what they’re becoming. The battle for Tshwane, Ekurhuleni and Johannesburg remains too close to call. The EFF may become the DA’s uncomfortable partner of convenience. In Nelson Mandela Bay, the ANC has lost it’s majority to the DA. It’s likely, for the want of a few percent, the DA will form another coalition. Notably, the ANC has dropped its original request for a recount. At least 12 municipalities can be won by … Read the full article…

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