Reports

This report tracks the opinions of registered voters in the Western Cape on whether South Africa and the Western Cape are moving in the right direction or wrong direction.

This report investigates the number and proportion of South Africans who are Not in Education, Employment or Training.

This report tracks the level of voting coincidence of South Africa and BRICS countries with the United States of America (USA) at the United Nations General Assembly.

This report provides an assessment of the electricity position in South Africa and proposes a route to both solving loadshedding and putting the country on an energy track capable of sustaining high economic growth.

The fifth of the Foundation’s reports on electricity investigates what energy sources the South African public would most like to see implemented in ending loadshedding.

The fourth of the Foundation’s reports on electricity investigates what institutions registered South African voters trust to end loadshedding.

The third of the Foundation’s reports on electricity investigates what effect loadshedding will have and has had on the electoral support of the ANC.

The second of the Foundation’s reports on electricity investigates what share of registered South African voters have taken measures to reduce the impact of loadshedding.

The first of the Foundation’s reports on electricity investigates what impact loadshedding has had on the South African public and who they blame for the problem.

The fifth of the Foundation’s reports on protest action investigates what share of registered voters believed that their communities were at risk for rioting and violent revolution.

The fourth of the Foundation’s reports on protest action investigates what share of registered voters believed communities were justified in resorting to violent protest actions and what those voters would do upon seeing a violent protest.

The third of the Foundation’s reports on protest action investigates what share of registered voters said that they were sympathetic to either violent or peaceful protests.

The second of the Foundation’s reports on protest action investigates what share of registered voters said that it was likely they will participate in future protest actions

The first of the Foundation’s reports on protest action investigates what share of registered voters have taken part in protests, both violent and peaceful, in the past

This report investigates how registered voters perceive prominent political figures in South Africa.