IEC South Africa
UDM leader Bantu Holomisa was nearly denied a chance to vote after it was revealed, by the IEC, that he was not registered and did not appear on the voters' roll.
The IEC has warned that taking pictures of marked ballots is a criminal offence and urged voters to comply and ensure a fair and confidential voting process.
Prominent political figures including RISE Mzansi's Songezo Zibi were among the thousands of South Africans who voted in the much-anticipated 2024 General Election.
South Africans are blaming the ANC and MKP members for the Mpumalanga ballot box tampering. Police are currently investigating the two separate incidents.
The secretary-general of the National Freedom Party Canaan Mdletshe said he went to cast a special vote in Ulundi in KwaZulu-Natal and the station was closed.
The Independent Electoral Commission slammed claims that there was vote-rigging in KwaZulu-Natal after a video of ballots in a storage facility went viral.
In true DA style, party leader John Steenhuisen's last election campaign speech focused on the ruling party's failures at the party's final rally in Benoni.
KwaZulu-Natal police are on high alert following a crime intelligence report warning of a possible nationwide MK Party protest in May or June 2024.
KwaZulu-Natal’s Education Department has halted academic activities for seven days at over 1,000 schools earmarked as polling stations for the General Election.
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