Social Media on Zuma's ANC Summon as Party Drops Below 50%
, will learn of his fate with the ANC next Tuesday, May 7, 2024, at Luthuli House, the African National Congress Headquarters in Johannesburg, South Africa. Zuma and a massive gathering of MKs supporters are expected to inundate Sauer Street next Tuesday.
The official formation of the uMkhonto we Sizwe party in December 2023 had a profound effect on the distribution of support among the leading political parties over the last few months – as illustrated in the graph overleaf. With less than a month remaining before the elections, the political landscape in South Africa is undergoing significant shifts. The, long the dominant force in the country’s politics, is struggling to impress voters, with support for the ruling party well below 50%. Nationally, only 38% believe that the ANC will live up to their election promises, and the party’s support base has long been concentrated in rural areas.
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