By Khombisa Sidloyi
Research surveys showed today that "most" South Africans think Zuma will be the next President. The second most popular candidate was current Deputy President Zuma-27%
Ngcuka-10%
Mbeki-8%
Ramaphosa-7%
Sexwale-6%
Zille-4%
Nkosazana-Zuma-3%
Manuel-2%
De lille-2%
Leon-2%
Poor Understanding of politics
"However we should'nt get too excited". The fact that some people opted for candidates that are not from the ruling party demonstrates a lack of political understanding. Yes they are exercising their views which is constitutionally correct,but then offcourse when excersing democracy we should do so being mentally sober.
The survey also asked respondents if they thought Zuma becomming the President in 2009 would bring disaster to the country. 48% felt doom was imminent, this feeling differed between race groups.
30% of Blacks felt a Zuma Presidency would be disastrous, 69% of Whites, 78% of coloureds and 81% of Indians felt the same. 36% of the inhabitants of the Durban region predicted disaster if Zuma would come to power.
Ngcuka-10%
Mbeki-8%
Ramaphosa-7%
Sexwale-6%
Zille-4%
Nkosazana-Zuma-3%
Manuel-2%
De lille-2%
Leon-2%
Poor Understanding of politics
"However we should'nt get too excited". The fact that some people opted for candidates that are not from the ruling party demonstrates a lack of political understanding. Yes they are exercising their views which is constitutionally correct,but then offcourse when excersing democracy we should do so being mentally sober.
The survey also asked respondents if they thought Zuma becomming the President in 2009 would bring disaster to the country. 48% felt doom was imminent, this feeling differed between race groups.
30% of Blacks felt a Zuma Presidency would be disastrous, 69% of Whites, 78% of coloureds and 81% of Indians felt the same. 36% of the inhabitants of the Durban region predicted disaster if Zuma would come to power.
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