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Johannesburg – A latest Ipsos survey placed confidence in the ANC among South Africans at 60%, and President Cyril Ramaphosa says it shows a shift in the way people view the party.
Ramaphosa said that the party has found its way back together since the December elective conference that saw it come out victorious.
"South Africans indicate the level of trust and confidence in the ANC and it is humiliating for us.It shows that the ANC is perceived by the majority of the country as a leader
"Our December conference gave us the mandate to pursue unity, to combine the different approaches and perspectives into one solid ANC. This is what is at the center and who guides the elected leaders. The ANC finds its way to unity. This is not an easy task. Unity is a process, "said Ramaphosa in an interview on the eNCA news channel
Ramaphosa said he knew that South Africans were concerned about corruption and what is done to fix it.
concerning South Africans. Our people want a government that is there to serve it and spend its money properly. Corruption is a cancer that will break the body politic of our country apart. We must tackle corruption with determination, "he said.
Ipsos' results surveyed 3738 South Africans in the languages chosen.
The survey was conducted between April and June of this year.] These results show a small difference with the results of the 2014 national elections where the ANC received about 62.15% of the vote.
"It is important to note that these figures are not a prediction for the 2019 national elections, there is still a lot of time before the elections and many events will influence electoral behavior. In addition, these figures include a projection of the choices of all South Africans of voting age, "Ipsos said in a statement released on Tuesday.
In the poll, the DA received 13% and the FEP at 7%
A poll also surveyed respondents on the certainty of the country's future based on political party leadership.
"Reactions to the following statement" The future of the ANC is uncertain because of leadership issues within the party ", showed that more than half of South African voters (54% ) were "strongly agree" or "agree" statement.Although it is understandable that the supporters of the opposition parties are more doubtful of the ability of the leadership of the ANC to keep things together – about six in ten DA and FEP supporters agreed with the statement.It is interesting that only a little more than half of the supporters of the ANC are in agreement, "observed the poll
Political Bureau
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