Johannesburg, South Africa (ADV) – The Association for Free Research and International Cooperation (AFRIC) today released a two-phase research as South Africa moves towards its May 8 General Elections.
AFRIC is a community of independent researchers, experts and activists. Its main goals include creating a platform for elaboration and dissemination of objective analytical information, first-hand opinions; establishing direct communication and cooperation.
The presentation was made by the association’s President, Jose Matemulane and the project coordinator, Mikael Cheuwa at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Sandton, Johannesburg.
According to the findings conducted on different intervals the number of interviewed respondents positively rated the activities of the ANC 59.9 percent.
The main achievements of the party, according to the interviewed respondents, include new initiatives to support business and development of the local economy, anti-corruption policies, new taxes in order to improve the economy of the country, the launched measures to reduce crime, reduction in rent for housing, effective teenage pregnancy prevention programme.
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