Business Day TV speaks to Business Day journalist Thando Maeko
08 May 2023 - 16:30
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The DA and the EFF have reached voter ceilings, according to the ANC’s internal research aimed at raising its chances of winning the elections in 2024.
The ANC’s research, which Business Day has seen, is in stark contrast to other polls that show the ruling party is unlikely to win an outright majority in 2024.
Business Day TV unpacks these finding with Business Day journalist Thando Maeko.
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WATCH: DA & EFF have reached voter ceilings — ANC
Business Day TV speaks to Business Day journalist Thando Maeko
The DA and the EFF have reached voter ceilings, according to the ANC’s internal research aimed at raising its chances of winning the elections in 2024.
The ANC’s research, which Business Day has seen, is in stark contrast to other polls that show the ruling party is unlikely to win an outright majority in 2024.
Business Day TV unpacks these finding with Business Day journalist Thando Maeko.
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