Vote to move SA forward - President
Pretoria – President Jacob Zuma has urged all citizens to go out and vote today, if they want the country to develop.
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.
Pretoria – President Jacob Zuma has cast his vote at Ntolwane Primary School in KwaNxamalala, in his home town, Nkandla, following the normal voting process, just like all other ordinary South Afri
Pretoria - Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality Executive Mayor Mondli Gungubele joined local residents in Boksburg Dawn Park to cast his vote earlier today.
Johannesburg – Residents of Johannesburg south have given the Electoral Commission staff a thumbs up for quick and professional service as voting in some areas took less than three minutes.
Pretoria – Prominent leaders have been spotted across the country making their mark in what is poised to be the largest ever Local Government Elections.
Pretoria – Young and old have braved the cold weather this morning to cast their votes at voting stations in Soshanguve, Mabopane and GaRankuwa, in northern Pretoria.
Pretoria – Home Affairs offices across the country are open today to ensure all South Africans can acquire their green barcoded Identity Documents or Smart ID Cards.
Pretoria – Voting stations across the country have opened at 7am with millions of South Africans expected to cast their votes in what has been described as the most hotly contested municipal poll since 1994.
Pretoria – South Africans across the country can brace themselves for a cold, wet, rainy and snowy Election Day.
Pretoria – As today is Election Day, whether you are a first time voter or not, we have everything you need to know before entering the election booth at 7am.
Pretoria – In less than a few hours, South Africans across the country will take to the polls in what is poised to be the largest ever Local Government Elections.
Pretoria - There are less than 12 hours before voting stations across the country open their doors to the millions of registered voters, who want to have their say on who should run their municipalities.
Pretoria - President Jacob Zuma has appealed to the community of Vuwani to go out and use their democratic right to vote tomorrow.
Pretoria - President Jacob Zuma says South Africa is ready for the 2016 Local Government Elections and he is confident that the country will do very well.