Pretoria - With the closing time of voting stations fast approaching, the Free State province remains hopeful that registered voters will cast their votes before polls close at 7pm tonight.
Pretoria – With just less than an half an hour before voting stations close, the Electoral Commission says it is pleased that no significant incidents of unrest or deliberate disruptions to voting have been reported.
Cape Town – The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) has sent condolences to the family of a 20-year-old volunteer, who died while working at a voting station in the Western Cape on Wednesday.
Pretoria – Voting proceedings are on track in the Free State, despite the inclement weather.
Pretoria – Home Affairs offices will stay open until 7pm today so people can collect their identity documents.
Pretoria - As millions of South Africans continue to make their way to various voting stations across the country to cast their votes, the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) has reminded voters not to get overwhelmed by excitement and end up on the wrong side of the law.
Pretoria - As millions of South Africans continue to cast their votes in the fifth Municipal Elections, Eskom has reassured the nation that the lights will stay on during the course of the day.
Pretoria - The 2016 Municipal Elections are proceeding well and South Africans are turning out in their numbers to make their voices heard at the polls.
Cape Town – Despite minor glitches with the ballot papers and identity scanners at two voting stations, voting got off to a smooth start across the Western Cape on Wednesday.
Pretoria - The security measures put in place for the 2016 Local Government Elections are unfolding as planned.
Pretoria – Voting in the 2016 Municipal elections got off to a smooth and timely start at almost all of the voting stations in the country, this morning.
Pretoria – Voting is going smoothly as planned in Mabopane, Garankuwa and Soshanguve, north of Pretoria.
Johannesburg - Despite the chilly winter morning, Johannesburg’s youth came out in their numbers to cast their vote in the 2016 Municipal Elections.
Pretoria – President Jacob Zuma has urged all citizens to go out and vote today, if they want the country to develop.
Cape Town – As a long queue at the Milnerton High School, in Cape Town, stretched from the voting booths in the classrooms all the way to outside the gate, a frail looking Archbishop Desmond Tutu, after submitting his ballot, said that voting remained a dream for him as a black South African.
