Showing African Reporter their inked thumbs were Dudu Rasilesekale, Mirriam Mnoma, Jabulile Mandonsela and Maria Pama.
Tsakani – Residents show up to cast their votes at the Michael Zulu Primary School voting station.
Reutleleng Edward Raselepe: “I want to see the high rate of unemployment, especially among young people, come to an end and for people to feel safe in their homes.” Sarah Madhlozi Thauthau: “The voting process was quick and efficient. I am happy with the service we received when voting.”Carlo Makoti: “Voting no longer feels the same compared to the first time we were given the opportunity to vote. There was significant change then, but now nothing much changes. What we need is strong leadership to ensure South Africans receive basic human services.”Residents queue at Michael Zulu Primary School voting station to vote for their chosen political party.Johannes Rafedile: “I’m voting because we need change. We want to see progress, and if we don’t vote nothing will change.”
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