The Smallest Parties: The ACDP, UCDP, FF+, MF, and UDM

  • Sanusha Naidu
  • Mbogeni Manqele

Abstract

In the course of South Africa’s first decade of democracy, the role of small political parties has become the subject of much speculation. The smallest parties on the South African political landscape seem trapped in what has become a fish bowl of opposition politics. Questions have emerged around their relevance and future prospects. What do these parties stand for and to which part of the electorate do they appeal?

Keywords

Affirmative Action Vote Share Support Base Small Party Black Economic Empowerment 
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Notes

  1. 19.
    Roger Southall, “The Struggle for a Place Called Home: The ANC Versus the UDM in the Eastern Cape,” Politikon 26, no. 1 (1999): 155–166.Google Scholar

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© Jessica Piombo and Lia Nijzink 2005

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  • Sanusha Naidu
  • Mbogeni Manqele

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