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Democratic Alliance leader, Helen Zille, says despite "lots of acts of intimidation" many people are still turning out for DA rallies in their hundreds.
Zille said in Kwazulu Natal on Saturday that intimidation remains the same and in many instances it's getting much worse.
However, she says what's news that people are refusing to be intimidated.
Zille claimed that at two events earlier this week in the Eastern Cape, ANC supporters had attempted to prevent two DA rallies from taking place -- one near Mthatha and another at Fort Hare University in Alice.
"The ANC is intimidating us more and more because they are scared that they are going to lose. They are very worried about the way the DA is growing, very worried indeed," Zille said.
"The more worried they get the more intimidation we will see."
Zille said DA would not back down in the face of intimidation.
