Is ANC's popularity in South Africa dwindling?

South Africa is heading for a general election in late May, with some polls suggesting the governing African National Congress (ANC) could get less than 50% of the vote for the first time in 30 years. Mounting criticism of the party that led the fight against apartheid under the late Nelson Mandela has chipped away at its support, raising the possibility of a coalition government. Africa News Tonight Host Yeheyes Wuhib asks David Monda, Political Science Professor at City University of New York if polls indicating ANC’s demise are correct, and if there is a united cohesive opposition emerging in South Africa intent on taking on the ANC.