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Farrarmere youth make their mark

Farrarmere youth ready to make their mark

Among seasoned voters at Wordsworth High School, fresh-faced first-time voters can be seen, eager to do their part as active citizens.
Eighteen-year-old twins Xavier and Ingrid Potgieter say their are excited to participate in the democratic process.
“We spoke to our parents, seeking guidance,” said Ingrid.
“I'm voting for a better future as I start my journey into adulthood,” said Xavier.
Although not yet eligible to vote, Linda Jansen (16), accompanied her aunt, says she wants South Africans to be proud of their country and leadership.
“To have a better future, people need to vote for leadership they can trust.”
Wearing a shirt that encourages people to think, Rico Venter (21) says the elections is an opportunity to have their voices heard.
“I'm voting for people who will hopefully be able to better maintain our roads, thus saving use from dangerous driving conditions.”
Teaser: Farrarmere youth ready to vote.

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