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BNC#6: Corné Mulder Q&A - Electoral strategies and coalition dynamics

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During a candid Q&A session at BNC#6 in Hermanus, Corné Mulder discussed the intricate dynamics of upcoming elections, emphasising the potential impact of tactical voting and coalition politics. Mulder scrutinised the ANC's strategies, cautioning against tampering with electoral systems and predicting potential shifts in power dynamics within the party. With insights into party dynamics and potential outcomes, Mulder painted a nuanced picture of the South African political landscape, highlighting the stakes and uncertainties as the nation approaches a critical electoral juncture.
15 Apr 5AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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