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

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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
31 Aug 2023 10AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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