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ANC is still, by far, the strongest political party in the country. In KZN , Mpumalanga, the FS and NW, the ANC achieves outright majority.
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Currently, it appears that the formation of coalitions in the country's three most populous provinces is a plausible scenario.
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#YouthDay
Political parties have their work cut out before Local Government Elections in October, to convince young people to go to the polls & participate in elections that can influence their living conditions and local circumstances for the next 5 years
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According to Ipsos’ current modelling, a low voter turnout will mean that in the region of 39% - 41% of the registered electorate turns out to vote; a medium turnout between 55% - 57%; and a high turnout between 69% - 71% of the electorate turn out to vote
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Looking at a different analysis of these results, the Multi-Party Charter for South Africa, currently comprising six parties, looks to draw about 31% to 33% of the vote at this stage.
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The EFF performs marginally better than the DA. However, these results should not be taken at face value as the figures include 10.1% (one in every ten) of registered electorate who have not aligned themselves with a particular political party
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A low voter turnout scenario could see between 41% - 43% of registered voters heading to the polls. Medium turnout scenario the voter turnout rate may be between 57% - 59%. On the high end, as many as 74% - 76% of registered voters could cast their ballots
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The emergence of MK has halted the advances made by the EFF in recent years, particularly in KZN, with some former EFF supporters migrating to the new party. Meanwhile the DA is maintaining its position attracting the support of about 5th of the electorate
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Delving deeper into the questionnaire aid in discerning the party selection of individuals who haven't indicated their choice. The results are representative of party choices of the registered electorate if an election were held the day after the interview
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Our partnership with Effie globally and now in South Africa allows us to share learnings from the Awards, bringing inspiration to your creative journey & development to spark future campaigns. Explore the latest Effie report & embark on your own creative journey and brand success
Unlock the secrets of marketing success with the 2023 Effie Trends Report!
Effie South Africa and
@Ipsos_sa
are thrilled to present this insightful resource.
Download the report from the Effie SA website here -
#EffieTrends
#MarketingInsights
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These results include 15% of the electorate who have not aligned themselves with a particular political party, often indicated as "will not vote", "refused to answer", or "don't know".
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In South Africa, the 2024 National & Provincial elections are eagerly awaited. A record number of parties are registered with the IEC, yet 35% of South Africans who are registered to vote say there is NO political party that represents their views
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With only a month remaining before the elections the political landscape in South Africa is undergoing significant shifts. The ANC, long the dominant force in the country's politics is struggling to impress voters with support for the party well below 50%
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Just like that, 2023 is wrapping up, and wow, time has whisked by in a flash! As the festive season embraces us, the entire team at Ipsos extends our warmest wishes for a holiday season filled with joy and unforgettable moments.
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The amount of South Africans registered to vote are just over 26,2 million, and not all will turn out to vote on 1 November 2021. If we look at the group who indicated that they want to vote, ANC support will be 43.4%, DA 24.2% and EFF 14.8%
#Elections2021
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When considering the legality of abortions for women at various pregnancy stages, a notable disparity in agreement becomes evident. On average across 29 countries, 60% of people support the legalisation of abortion during the first 6 weeks of pregnancy (53% in South Africa).
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In pre-election surveys, support for the ANC has been measured consistently below 50%, a phenomenon not seen commonly before. 31% of registered voters did not choose a party to vote for in wave 3 (wave 1 - 25.5%)
#Elections2021
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Have you ever picked up your favourite snack off the shelf only to find it seems to be a little lighter and a lot smaller than it used to be? You’re far from alone.
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More concerningly, some shoppers say they’ve noticed items that are essential everyday items for many cash-strapped families, including bread, yogurt and even baby food, are getting smaller.
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The top five countries where people are noticing shrinkflation are: Great Britain (64%), France (63%), Germany (62%), Canada (60%) and the Netherlands (59%).
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Economic sentiment in South Africa seemed to be on the rise to begin 2023. Confidence in job security was at its highest point since 2014, and things seemed to be heading in the right direction. However, 2023 has been volatile to say the least.
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On a global level a higher proportion of women think abortion should be legal compared to men (59% vs. 52%). Similarly, South African opinions show the same trend with 54% of women agreeing that abortion should be legal in all or most cases, in contrast to 38% of men.
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Ahead of the African Peace Initiative visit to Kyiv and Moscow, the upcoming Russia/Africa meetings in St. Petersburg and BRICS Summit in SA, Africans share their views towards Russia, Ukraine and the position on the war taken by some African governments.
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Baby Boomers, often (superficially) regarded as a more “conservative” cohort, present the highest favourability (51% in South Africa). The lowest support in South Africa is found among Gen X, with only 42% agreeing that abortions should be legal in all or most cases
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When considering the circumstances under which abortion should be legal, the scenario in which a woman's life or health is endangered garners the highest level of support. On a global country average 78% believe that abortion should be legal in these cases (76% in South Africa)
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Indications are that a record number of political parties will participate in next year’s National and Provincial elections. They will also for the first time be joined by independent candidates.
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Looking at how this data is broken down: 21% advocate for unrestricted legality, 24% favour legality in most cases, whereas 21% lean towards illegality in most cases, and 18% stand for total prohibition.
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On a global country average, 56% of people advocate for the legalisation of abortion. In South Africa, the margin is much narrower: 45% of online citizens hold the belief that abortion should be legal, compared to 39% who assert it should be illegal
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Ipsos Global Consumer Confidence Index shows stability, up 0.2 point from last month to 47.4. Global Current and Investment indices are up by around half a point, while Expectations and Jobs indices remain virtually unchanged
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Despite South Africans showcasing remarkable resilience amidst the ongoing challenges in this era of polycrisis, extreme stress continues to be common. Half of South Africans reported stress levels so overwhelming that they were unable to attend work
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#YouthDay
More than a third aged 34 and below agrees that “One needs to have your own business in order to have a secure lifestyle”, showing that entrepreneurial spirit in the country is alive and well – and possibly fueled by a lack of other opportunities
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#IpsosWhatWorriestheWorld
Only a quarter of South Africans currently view inflation as a top concern, placing the country third lowest on this measure compared to other nations
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To understand how society is evolving on ESG, we need to go really deep. A superficial understanding of the subject is unlikely to be enough & further complicating matters, many ESG topics are interconnected making it difficult to look at them in isolation
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@GreenPop
@UnileverSA
agencies getting together to pledge - so exciting! 250 trees
#agencytreerevolution
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We want to express our heartfelt gratitude to all our clients who braved the elements to attend our session on "Empathy: The Heart and Science of Brand and Creative Success." Let's cultivate empathy and strive for both heart and science in our brand and creative endeavours.
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Looking at possible turnout scenarios, a lower voter turnout is definitely to the benefit of the ANC, as reported in previous Ipsos press releases about this topic. In fact, turnout will probably be the key variable in the election on 29 May 2024
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Happy
#WorldCreativityandInnovationDay
! Thank you Refilwe House for sharing the incredible artwork that inspire our values of Collaboration, Integrity, Client First, Entrepreneurial Spirit, and Curiosity. These kids remind us of the incredible potential of every child. !
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We had an incredible 2-day regional conference & we couldn't be more inspired. Many of our senior colleagues joined us in person, and we had some global visitors, including our Global CEO! We're feeling energized & excited. We're grateful to everyone who made this event a success
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Ipsos South Africa maintains Level 1 BBBEE status! We invest in people & communities to drive economic transformation, building a brighter future for all. Thanks to our champions and entire team!
#bbbee
#transformation
#growth
#people
#empowerment
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🚀 Effective advertising delivers experiences that harness a blend of creativity and empathy. Ipsos’ Misfits framework reveals the creative drivers to achieve best-in-class creativity and how to ignite brand growth. Find out more 👉
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Happy holidays! We wish you every joy of the season and all the best for 2023!
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Only 5% of South Africans stated that they do not plan to watch any part of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, with another 5% undecided
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Only six in ten (63%) Internet users on average said they trust the Internet. This is down 11 percentage points since a similar survey was conducted in 2019
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Brazil’s team is most widely expected to win the tournament. On average across all 34 countries surveyed, 21% of those who have seen, heard, or read anything about the 2022 FIFA World Cup, believe the South Americans will take home the trophy
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In 13 of 33 countries surveyed less than half of people (49% or less) said they are knowledgeable about menopause which indicates governments & healthcare facilities have a long way to go in raising awareness of menopause and its impact on women at individual & societal levels
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If it depended only on the opinions of South Africans, it does not look as if Africa’s chances of having a team in the final 2022 FIFA World Cup are seen as very high – Cameroon was mentioned by 2% and Senegal and Tunisia by 1% each of South African adults
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In Kenya 70% expressed trust in the internet. South Africans were no different to those in the rest of the world about their trust of the internet, with 63% agreeing that overall, they trust the internet
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With the next national election closing in on the two-year countdown mark, it seems as if the ANC is now firmly establishing itself in the “less than 50% of the vote” category, while all other political parties have a lot of work to do to impress voters
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Global population of postmenopausal women is growing. In 2011 women aged 50+ accounted for 22% of all females globally. In 2021 this increased to 26%. In SA a similar trend is seen with a 3 percentage point increase from 18% to 21%. Additionally, women are living longer globally
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The month-long World Cup event is a shared occasion, with most of those South Africans who plan to watch, planning to do so with family and friends (90%), but many also plan to do so with colleagues (61%) – and one in four expect they will miss work or school to watch games (25%)
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In spite of the fact that Bafana Bafana will not be representing South Africa at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, three quarters of online South Africans (76%) are aware of the coming big attraction and many are preparing themselves to watch the matches
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The countries that are most “unconscious” about the 2022 FIFA World Cup taking place, where more than half of respondents said that they are unaware, are the United States (62%), Japan (57%), Canada (55%), Hungary (53%), and Australia (50%)
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Six in ten South Africans plan on watching the 2022 FIFA World Cup
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Ipsos latest numbers:
#elections2019
#opinionpoll
. This graph shows the numbers for ALL REGISTERED VOTERS, and the numbers for a 71% VOTER TURNOUT SCENARIO.
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56% are concerned about their ability to pay energy bills: emerging markets top the list with 79% of South Africans and 73% of Indians saying they see this as a concern, followed by Turkey (71%) and Argentina (70%) and Chile (69%)
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People in India (76%), Indonesia (75%) and Turkey (75%) show the highest level of familiarity with menopause while Japan (37%), the Netherlands (41%) and Mexico (42%) are least likely to be knowledgeable on the subject.
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With 27% of South Africans saying they're passionate about soccer and will watch as many games as possible and 23% saying they follow it but only watch games played by their favourite team, it's no surprise 66% of SAns say they plan to watch the World Cup
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More than half of South Africans (59%) say they are very or fairly knowledgeable about menopause. This is six percentage points more than the 33-country average of 53%. Those who are not very or not at all knowledgeable about menopause make up 35% of South Africans
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With less than half of South Africans agreeing that security online is sufficient, it is no surprise that 74% say that policies to provide cybersecurity to internet users would improve their trust in the internet
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3 decades after the historic 1994 elections, South Africans are again facing a pivotal moment. Uncertainty surrounding the potential outcome of the 2024 elections echo the feelings experienced by the nation in 1994.
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Despite the ban on
#cigarette
sales, 8% are
#smoking
more than they did before the pandemic, probably adding weight to the reports about the easy accessibility of
#illicit
cigarettes in
#SouthAfrica
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The majority of online South Africans (92%) express the view that the coronavirus pandemic will have a lasting effect on the country’s economy, whilst 84% of online South Africans believe that a global recession is likely
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We're excited to announce we've relocated to a new home in Bryanston. This move marks a new chapter for us as we continue to be the home of dedicated researchers committed to delivering insightful & impactful research solutions. We look forward to welcoming you to our new office
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AI has grown in popularity. Voice and facial recognition software is developed in all technical gadgets. With this, we're also beginning to see how AI alters market research and using Machine Learning (ML) to forecast the success of new product innovations
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A Global Country Average of 40% say they expect their disposable income to fall over the next year, and three quarters of the global public are concerned about the cost of goods and services increasing over the next six months (77%)
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Ipsos in South Africa is pleased to announce the appointment of Kim Larsen as Service Line Lead: Brand Health Tracking. Kim brings over 21 years of experience in the Brand sector, expertise that will be leveraged to develop our growing footprint in Africa
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Ipsos’ new publication, Misfits, reveals how embracing and trusting in a Misfit Mindset to achieve extraordinary work, is a more effective way to realise stronger business effects. Find out more at
#misfits
#creativity
#advertising
#bringbackthemagic
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We cover the entire creative development process, starting from the initial insight exploration to big idea assessment, early screening of territories, storyboards, to evaluation and qualification of the campaign ensuring the best
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Looking at this by gender in South Africa, it is no surprise that females are more comfortable talking to friends about menopause (77%) than men, while less than half of men share the same sentiment (48%)
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Please read the full Ipsos release on political party support here:
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Nigerians (89%) & Kenyans (88%) believe that globalisation is good for their country – perhaps based on varied effects like social & economic benefits, that they have realised through global relationships. This view isn’t shared as highly in SA, with 73% South Africans agreeing
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With a higher knowledge base in SA than the global country average, it's no surprise that 73% of South African females are knowledgeable about menopause compared to an average of 66% of females globally. Men in SA (44%) also share a higher knowledge base than globally (40%)
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Menopause is a natural life stage that half of the planet will potentially experience, and yet is still something of a taboo to many... with a global country average of 53% of adults across the world comfortable in discussing menopause with friends
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#YouthDay2022
Somewhat surprisingly, the opinions expressed by young people and all adult South Africans were almost on a par, looking at those who either strongly agree or agree with a few opinions on politics, political parties, and elections
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Innovations taking a backstep while rising costs of good, stock shortages and rapidly shifting consumer sentiments take priority? Learn how to navigate through the challenging times of
#inflation
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In
#SouthAfrica
, efforts by the Reserve Bank, a conservative fiscal & monetary policy have helped keep inflation in range of 4%-6%. However, with many countries & trading partners experiencing high inflation, it's possible inflation in SA will increase
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It's Women's Day today and we have phenomenal women who inspire us daily at Ipsos. To all the women in SA, thank you for all that you do! You are all strong, determined, hard-working and simply just amazing! Happy Women's Day
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A new study has revealed that South Africa’s R50-Billion Stokvel sector is a vast network of dynamic ‘human banks’ in the South African economy. Despite the development of banking products aimed at these savings societies, cash remains the preferred mode
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InnoTest is a Fast Idea and Concept Screening Tool employing behavioral science principles and the most consumer-centric innovation philosophy in market, known for specifically looking at each innovation in the context of competition
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Our solutions evaluate, screen, predict and forecast yoru innovations and optimise their appeal. For your innovation pipleine we offer as uite of solutiosn grounded in "Real Insights from Real People", brought to you by our team of experts
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Julius Malema scores a low 3.2 among general population, but a high 7.6 amongst EFF supporters
#eNCA
/Ipsos
#Politicalleaders
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Based on a medium voter turnout scenario (About 80% of voters turning up to vote)
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We help businesses drive growth by sizing channels effectively, enabling clear target setting & establish indicators of success. In Sub-Sahara Africa, we invest extensive time with informal trade retailers, bringing uncommon insights to unlock growth
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71% expect motoring fuel costs to increase. Countries where the largest proportion say they expect increases in fuel costs are Turkey (84%), Argentina (83%), Poland, Hungary, Chile and South Africa at 81%
#petrolprice
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Congratulations to the Top 10 Most Influential Brands in South Africa! Ipsos has released the results from our inaugural study on Influence amongst our South African brands. Watch this space for more details.
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South Africans rate Cyril Ramaphosa (Read full release here)
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