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Tag: Buffalo City

Election 2026/7 Resource: Heat Map | BCM | Second Biggest Party


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Election 2026/7 Resource: Heat Map | BCM | Turnout


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Election 2026/7 Resource: Heat Map | BCM | Leading Party Support


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Election 2026/7 Resource: Heat Map | BCM | Other Parties Support


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Election 2026/7 Resource: Heat Map | BCM | EFF Support


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Election 2026/7 Resource: Heat Map | BCM | DA Support


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Election 2026/7 Resource: Heat Map | BCM | All Maps


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Election 2026/7 Resource: Heat Map | BCM | ANC Support


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Election 2026/7 [7] Turnout, Buffalo City, the ANC and DA


A comprehensive look at turnout trends in Buffalo City, with a focus on the ANC and DA. Historical data suggests Buffalo City is the one metro where the ANC has a credible path to 50%. That is not to say it is a likely path, but a path none-the-less. Its enemy here is apathy, as it is everywhere, only the DA is far less of a concern.

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Election 2026/7 Resource: ANC-DA Ward Trade-Offs | BCM


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Election 2026/7 Resource: DA Turnout | BCM by Ward


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Election 2026/7 Resource: ANC Turnout | BCM by Ward


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How cadre deployment has brought Buffalo City to its knees


FEATURE: Did you know Buffalo City has been without a chief financial officer for more than 1 000 days or that, in the last three years, it has had four executive mayors and six municipal managers? Little wonder its financial management has collapsed over the last five years, to the point where the province has threatened to strip it of its powers. The primary reason: cadre deployment and politicisation of a municipality that, just five years ago, received a financially unqualified report from the Auditor-General.

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