Nearly nine in 10 local survey participants believe global rules require a ban on unnecessary single-use plastic products most likely to become pollution

The poll also suggest the ANC could drop below 50%, requiring it to form a coalition to govern the country This content is restricted to registered users and subscribers. Get…

Polls by three organisations paint bleak electoral picture for the ANC

With the passing of Elizabeth II, the monarchy is set to lose credibility, visibility and popular appeal, according to recent polls

It is still unclear how discontent with politics, and the effects of Covid-19, will affect voter turnout, according to research company Ipsos

And now another strict lockdown poses a new threat to businesses that struggled to keep going last year

According to the survey, 62% of South Africans think Cyril Ramaphosa is doing his job well, while 39% say no political party represents their views.

Almost half (49%) of South Africans, 15 years and older, agree or strongly agree that they view 2020 with optimism.

Seventy-seven percent of South Africans agree they would prefer products with as little packaging as possible.

More than six in every 10 respondents believe a woman should obey her husband or partner, according to a recent Ipsos poll.

An Ipsos global study finds most individuals surveyed believe people should be able to seek refuge from persecution, but scepticism is growing.

According to the poll, conducted during March and April, the ANC will take above 61% of the vote regardless of voter turnout

A new reports shows that the illegal cigarette trade is costing the fiscus — and the health department — billions

An Ipsos report says the sale of illegal cigarettes is on the increase

Every year, more than two million snorkel-wielding tourists head to Australia’s famed coral ecosystem, generating revenues of $4.3-billion

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But the party’s survey suggests it has lost support in the Western Cape

The Democratic Alliance has rubbished the report which indicates support for the party is waning

‘What is disturbing is that our government, Sars in particular, moves very slowly when it comes to taking action against illicit traders’

According to preliminary findings by Ipsos, the party is now polling at 20% support, two percentage points lower than what it achieved in 2014