Cape Independence - latest poll has 58% in favour, advocates demand ballot in ’24 скачать в хорошем качестве

Cape Independence - latest poll has 58% in favour, advocates demand ballot in ’24

The idea of the Western Cape’s secession from South Africa continues to gather momentum, with the latest poll showing well over half of those who live in the province support independence. After the province’s well-publicised Devolution Forum petered out, the Cape Independence Advocacy Group is now demanding that DA leader John Steenhuisen keep his promise to them and ensures a referendum is held. In this interview, spokesman Phil Craig shares the latest research data and explains that the intention is to force this referendum on independence to be held simultaneously with SA’s 2024 National election. - Alec Hogg Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @biznewstv   Video production by Asime Nyide Your early morning brew of the BizNews Insider keeps you up to speed with the content that matters. The newsletter will land in your inbox at 5:30am weekdays. Register here - https://bit.ly/3lfVRYP. --- Timestamps 00:09 - Introductions 01:03 - Phil Craig on who they surveyed 02:03 - On how many they’ve done over the years 03:16 - On how he responds to the criticism of the idea of Cape Independence 04:58 - On if there is a change in government and how that affects Cape Independence 07:38 - The data. 68% want a referendum. What does that mean 08:31 - What percentage of the people that you polled said when you get that referendum, they will actually vote for Independence 09:44 - Could this escalate into war 11:30 - On if the devolution of powers is a middle ground 13:13 - On the racial perceptions of Cape Independence 14:30 - Where do the Patriotic Alliance and Freedom Front Plus stand on this 16:05 - Possibility of Gayton McKenzie being president of Western Cape if Independent 18:18 - Where do they go from here 20:42 - having a referendum on whether the Cape should be independent for the people of the Western Cape on Election Day 2024 22:55 - Conclusions