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Umzinyathi back in IFP hands

IFP confirms control in Msinga and a hung Council in Nquthu

After five years under ANC rule, the Umzinyathi District Municipality is set to go back under the IFP’s control.

The party won 50.7% of the vote with 72 142 ballots cast with the ANC winning 39,2% of the vote with just over 55 000 votes.

The DA took 5454 votes or 3,8%.  The EFF won 2834 votes.  The IFP also took firmed their control  of Msinga with 66% of the vote – 10% up on 2011.

It is neck and neck in Nquthu  with the IFP winning 44.32% (17 888 votes) and the ANC 43.17% 17 422 votes.  A coalition is likely. The EFF won 1194 and the DA 885.

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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