There’s egg on the faces of a few IEC officials this Election Day, as both the ink-mark method and ID scanners were revealed to have serious security flaws. Congratulations to everyone who managed to brave the rain and the cold to cast their vote on Wednesday. However, some chancers might have been able to get..
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Election ink kicks up a stink – Not the best Election Day at the office for the IEC: Flaws in voter security exposed on Election Day as both ID scanners and ink-marked method not working effectively
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2019 Elections News: Not everybody is voting today, let’s have a look at why 9-million eligible voters did not register to cast their ballot
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Current issues that affect their lives was indicated as a reason why they are not voting. The 2019 general elections are less than 12 hours away and right now, there is little else political parties can do to sway voters at the polls. However, the outcome of the elections could be impacted by the non-participation..
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BREAKING NEWS:- Good news for Voters the Election Day strike averted as IEC reaches agreement with NEHAWU, if you want a salary increase, strike before a big event
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Luckily for South Africans, and democracy as a whole, the IEC managed to subdue boiling tensions. The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) has come to an agreement with disgruntled workers who had threatened to disrupt proceedings on Election Day. Representatives of the National Education, Health and Allied Workers Union (NEHAWU) met with the Commission’s..
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ANC’s election plan with students – Zuma’s promise of free education not feasible, now ANC government writes off R1 billion of study debt to get their vote on election day
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The Zuma’s promise of free education is still not feasible, as the country is not economically equipped to deliver thousands of teachers needed to provide proper education. Zuma then tried to win the favour of voters by promising that students from the poor communities would receive free education at universities, and shortly thereafter, he promised..
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