Kaya 959, Thursday evening

All sorts of talk of suburban people are upset about property rates and so on. And none of that materialized. For what it's worth, I never took them, I always thought they'd get a majority. What I think is very interesting, if the projections are okay, and it probably won't be reported about that, that's the truth, is that MK seems to have actually gone backwards quite well. Isn't that interesting? I also thought so. I thought. Well, it's very simple, okay? We don't have to speculate about it. If it's correct, first of all,

They were projected on the base of their performance beforehand to win at Tequin. Yes. It doesn't look like I mean they'll be the biggest party, but they're not going to come close. But the most important number is that the projection at this stage is that they'll get about 9% and they got nearly 15 in two years. Now, okay, to make allowances, some parties, the ANC had this for years, do not as well in local elections, but by one or two percentage points, not by six. So they've gone backwards. If the projection

Of correct EFF have gone backwards. And what seems to be happening, certainly in Gauteng is that voters are switching. Voters who might have said, I'm fed up with the ANC, I'm voting for the EFF, now seem to be saying I'm voting for Action SA. Sorry, I think just to come and then recap for Ecuador's Pimelov, the Democratic Alliance is at 32%, followed by the ANC at 20%. Action SA. Yeah, Action SA is.

17.2%. McConte OSCE is in fourth, but 6.6%. Yes, this is Equileni. Interesting. This is out of 288 of 600 voting districts. And in Tshwane, who's the fourth one? I think in Tshwane, it's the SACP. I can just give you SACPs in Johannesburg. 1.2 or something. Pomelo, there's another very interesting trend here. And look, I keep on saying the projection.

I'm using the projections because they've been pretty accurate in the past. If they are accurate, something which nobody's noticed very interesting has happened in this election. If ANC comes in at about 31, 32, which is what's projected, EFF at about 6, MK at 9, then for the first time ever, the ANC block, if you like, in other words, the ANC and the parties that came out of the ANC will be below 50%.

Remember that we made a big fuss correctly so in 2024 about the fact that the ANC went down to 40%. If you added up those three parties in 2024, it was 63%, roughly the proportion of the vote the ANC got when Madiba became president. So that hadn't shifted despite everything. Now it's shifted dramatically. And I think for me, that's where the ANC has to do some real. I mean, I don't know what they're going.

To do, but this is quite a moment for them. No, it is. Well, what are they going to do? It's very interesting because what has become apparent now is as I've been saying all along, once they started sliding, I never thought they'd get back to 50% because that's just not how the electoral system works. But they're not the first liberation party to have gone into a slide like this. And what happens is that as the slide continues,