Crunching The Political Numbers

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The Institute of Race Relations has released its latest polling numbers, and to say the least, they have delivered a bombshell, with the think-tank's research showing the governing party could be in danger of losing its outright majority. Gareth and Phumi chat to News24's elections analyst, Dawie Scholtz, via Skype from London to give his take on the numbers. Nando's · The Burning Platform
2 May 2019 English South Africa Politics · News

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