#IMadeMyMark: Fourways continue to cast their vote (PHOTOS)
FOURWAYS – The Fourways Review team visited a number of voting stations in the various Fourways wards and heard why residents are casting their vote.
Fourways residents continue to come out in numbers to make sure they make their mark.
Fourways Review journalist, Khomotso Makgabutlane visited a tent close to Crawford International Fourways opposite Talavera Estate where she spoke to voters.
The station has a good voter turnout as there is quite a long queue that snakes just outside the venue.
Felicity Clarivette, a resident in the area said while she was glad she cast her vote, the change of venue to the tent from the school may have put some people of voting as no one was notified of the change.
At the Norscot Manor Recreational Centre in Fourways where residents in Ward 106 are casting their votes, there are a number of voters, with people being moved to different areas of the voting station according to their surnames.
@Fourways_Review is here in Ward 115 as community members come to cast their vote in the Local Goverment Elections.#IMadeMyMark
— khomotso makgabutlane • p.sugar • #blm (@Mo_Makgabutlane) November 1, 2021
A few community members who have voted are complaining of the venue change from Crawford International Fourways to the tent on Inchanga Road as they were not notified of the change. @Fourways_Review #IMadeMyMark
— khomotso makgabutlane • p.sugar • #blm (@Mo_Makgabutlane) November 1, 2021
We've now moved to Norscot Manor Recreational Centre in Ward 106 in Fourways.
Voters are coming out in groups to the voting station.@Fourways_Review #IMadeMyMark pic.twitter.com/BEuCsYnSOF— khomotso makgabutlane • p.sugar • #blm (@Mo_Makgabutlane) November 1, 2021
Buhle Dlamini, who voted at the Manor said the voting process was a quick process. pic.twitter.com/oBFPzIJ2bm
— khomotso makgabutlane • p.sugar • #blm (@Mo_Makgabutlane) November 1, 2021
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