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Meyer's rejection of "white genocide" supported by majority of South Africans - IRR (opens the original)
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South Africa’s ambassador to the United States, Roelf Meyer, is in step with a clear majority of South Africans in rejecting the allegation that a “white genocide” is taking place in the country. Polling by the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) in March found that 72% of South Africans disagreed with the claim that there was a white genocide in South Africa. Only 19% agreed. What is equally striking is the similarly high level of agreement among South Africans that the state should ditch aparthe
Focusing on women key to challenging ANC’s hold on power, IRR polling shows (opens the original)
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The political party “that can make economic opportunity and household security part of the same credible offer will have found a route into one of the ANC’s most important remaining electoral advantages”. This is one of the key insights to emerge from the latest report from the Institute of Race Relations (IRR), IRR Polling 2026: The Political State of Play – SA's Women Voters 2021-2026, published today. Drawing on six years of IRR polling covering the entire current local government cycle, from
Are SA’s women voters the deciding factor in the 2026 elections? IRR to release new polling report (opens the original)
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On Monday 31 August, the final day of Women’s Month, the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) will release a major new polling report examining the political attitudes and party alignment of South African women. Drawing on six years of IRR polling covering the entire current local government cycle, from 2021 to 2026, the report provides one of the most detailed longitudinal examinations yet of South Africa’s female electorate, tracking how women’s political preferences, priorities, and attitudes ha
Expropriation Act’s undercompensation provisions a threat to SA’s children – IRR (opens the original)
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The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has written to Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities Sindisiwe Chikunga, urging her to oppose the Expropriation Act’s threat of undercompensation and to consider the IRR’s Right To Own Bill as an alternative. The letter has also been forwarded to Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure Dean Macpherson, whose department is responsible for the Act. The IRR argues that compensation below the level required to restore an e
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