In the run-up to South Africa's May 7 election, the Democratic Alliance has been pushing out a steady stream of "fast-facts" and statistics highlighting its performance in Cape Town and the Western Cape. This is the first of two reports evaluating key claims.
Last month, Africa Check published a column which questioned the sourcing of various pre-election claims being made on Twitter by South Africa's opposition Democratic Alliance (DA).
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