Voter weighs in: 'The EFF is what South Africa needs right now'

John Maytham speaks to Cameron Summers, an IT engineer and a resident of Table View who will be voting for the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) next week.

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According to some polls, as many as 24% of South Africans remain undecided about who they will vote for in the national and provincial elections on Wednesday (29 May).

Some, however, are confident about who they are supporting.

All week John Maytham has been speaking to voters in the Western Cape who are certain where they will make their mark.

Cameron Summers is an IT engineer and a resident of Table View who will be voting for the EFF next week.

He says the party's policies are right for where we are as a country.

"It's exactly what we need to lift people out of poverty."

- Cameron Summers, EFF voter

"I'm just tired of seeing people suffering just five minutes down the road from where I live in the township. To see the way people living like that is just inhumane."

- Cameron Summers, EFF voter

The EFF's manifesto is built upon seven 'pillars', the first of which is the expropriation of South Africa’s land without compensation.

Summers says that is the party's most important policy.

"It is crucial for a person's dignity, for a person's wellbeing to be able to exist in a state of dignity, that is our number one cardinal pillar."

- Cameron Summers, EFF voter

"The part that most media leave out is where we have it for the equal redistribution of all South Africans. That includes White, Indian, Asian, etc."

- Cameron Summers, EFF voter

"What I can tell you, is that the EFF that I know are very, very hard workers and we have an excellent ground game."

- Cameron Summers, EFF voter

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