ANC Dominance

Question 1

What has South Africa been labelled as since the ANC come into power

Answer 1

One party state

Question 2

What is a reason that the anc is very dominant to their MPs

Answer 2

They inforce a very strict whip system

Question 3

What are MPs elected what system are MPs elected using

Answer 3

Party list system

Question 4

Why is it import for MPs to be loyal to the ANC

Answer 4

They can be put higher up the party list system giving them a better chance to be voted in for that area

Question 5

When was the last time the ANC were defeated in the National Assembly

Answer 5

1994

Question 6

The ANC have the majority how many provincial area

Answer 6

8 out of the 9 provinces

Question 7

What does this show if the ANC have the majority of seats in provinces

Answer 7

There is very little opposition

Question 8

How many seats does the ANC have in the Limpopo province

Answer 8

38 out of the 49 seats

Question 9

How many parties wom seats in the 2019 National Assembly

Answer 9

14

Question 10

How many seats did the ANC win and how was it notable

Answer 10

They won 60 and it was a record low since they’ve come into power

Question 11

What did the DA successfully scrutinise the ANC against

Answer 11

On issues of crime and tackling hiv/aids

Question 12

What did the EFF scrutinies the anc for

Answer 12

The ANC were going to use the EFFs idea for land reforms but decided not to in the end and the EFFs weren’t happy with it

Question 13

Why will the EFF struggle to see any success in SA

Answer 13

They are still seen as a racist party rather than actually fighting for black rights

Question 14

What is the song the EFF have changed to not sound racist and what did they change it to

Answer 14

They changed the anti apartheid song kill the boer. To kiss the boer

Question 15

What do the EFF mean by kiss the boer

Answer 15

They don’t want to fight and they would rather use their words rather than fight

Question 16

In the upcoming election at the end of may what is the prediction for the ANC

Answer 16

They will win the election but will lose their majority of seats making it harder to pass legislation

Question 17

What is one reason why someone could fight against the anc

Answer 17

It is very corrupted

Question 18

What happened in 2012

Answer 18

There were 34 miners killed while protesting in marakana

Question 19

What did the ANC do to cover up the incident

Answer 19

They charged the rest of their colleagues with murder trying to say that it was the other miners that killed them

Question 20

What did they do to the miners to find them guilty

Answer 20

They used an apartheid law to prosecute them

Question 21

What was the scandal in 2022 involving the current president

Answer 21

Ramaphosa had hidden £3 million of stolen moneyunder a couch in his farmhouse
This was called “farm gate”

Question 22

Who are the Gupta family

Answer 22

A family that own some of the biggest businesses in South Africa

Question 23

Why is the ANC working with the Gupta family seen as maybe being corruption

Answer 23

Because multiple of president zumas family members got jobs at Gupta companies after they teamed up

Question 24

What happened to zuma after he he was peacefully removed as president

Answer 24

He was put in jail due to SAs democratic system

Question 25

How many judges does the constitutional court have

Answer 25

10

Question 26

What is a good about the judges

Answer 26

They are independent an no biases

Question 27

What was zumas main scandal about his house

Answer 27

He used state money to refurbish his home

Question 28

And due to an independent judge what did zuma need to do

Answer 28

Zuma had to pay £15 million back to the state funds

Question 29

How are the judges appointed

Answer 29

By the president

Question 30

How any of the judges were appointed by ramaphosa

Answer 30

6 out of the 10 judges

Question 31

What are the concerns about ramaphosa appointing the judges

Answer 31

Some of the countries best judges don’t have th job they deserve