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Meet the winners of the 2026 elections in Fourways

Here’s how your ward voted! The IEC has declared the 2026 election results, and we look at who won in wards 93, 94, 96, 115, 106, and 132, who they beat, and how many votes each candidate received.

Residents in wards 93, 94, 96, 106, 115 and 132 have voted for their preferred ward councillors in the 2026 Local Government Elections, and it looks like the Democratic Alliance (DA) has secured victories in all six wards covered by Fourways Review.

The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) results show that the DA won all six ward contests, although the margins differed across the areas. ActionSA emerged as the runner-up in five wards, while the ANC took second place in Ward 96.

Read more: DA’s David Foley leads preliminary Ward 94 election results

Ward 93

DA candidate Tracy Anne Kensey secured Ward 93 with 9 500 votes (70.1%). ActionSA’s Thabo Joy Sewisa came second with 1 629 votes (12%), followed by the ANC’s Joseph Manachi, who received 565 votes (4.2%). Rise Mzansi’s Moshinini Lawrence Manaka received 541 votes, while the EFF’s Zola Gilbert Kupa secured 539 votes.

Tracy Kensey, Ward 93 candidate

Ward 94

DA candidate David Terence Foley won Ward 94 with 9 423 votes (78.6%). ActionSA’s Nandi Ndaba came second with 979 votes (8.2%), while the ANC’s Sipho Lawrance Dafeti received 557 votes (4.6%). The EFF’s Sewela Lehapana secured 294 votes, followed by Rise Mzansi’s Moshinini Lawrence Manaka with 278 votes.

Ward 94 David Foley. Photo: Ditiro Masuku

Ward 96

Ward 96 recorded a closer contest, with DA candidate Sean Kreusch emerging victorious with 6 927 votes (39.4%, and ANC’s Rufas Maswazi coming second with 3 835 votes (21.8%), followed by ActionSA’s Mautla William Maela with 3 433 votes (19.5%). The EFF’s Reginald Tshepo Lebotse received 1 246 votes, while the MK Party’s Samuel Mthandeni Khumalo secured 586 votes.

DA’s Ward 96 councillor, Sean Kreusch.

Ward 106

DA candidate Christopher Glen Santana secured Ward 106 with 8 543 votes, representing 71.8% of the 11 899 valid ward votes. ActionSA’s Botsang Emmanuel Moiloa came second with 1 153 votes (9.7%), followed by the ANC’s Sharoma Sahadew, who received 602 votes (5.1%). Rise Mzansi secured 556 votes, while the EFF received 384 votes.

Ward 106 councillor Chris Santana. Photo: Ditiro Masuku

Ward 115

DA candidate Mark van der Merwe secured Ward 115 with 9 019 votes (66.3%). ActionSA’s Precious Thuli Nkomo received 1 562 votes (11.5%), placing second, while the ANC’s Babalwa Mavis Galela came third with 1 124 votes (8.3%). The EFF’s Elizabeth Moipone Letsholo received 451 votes, followed by Rise Mzansi’s Nomatter Itu Molepo with 383 votes.

Ward 115 councillor Mark van der Merwe welcomes the impoundment of Uber Eats bikes near Hammets Crossing in Fourways on June 22, 2026. Photo: Ayanda Ntshingila
Ward 115 councillor Mark van der Merwe welcomes the impoundment of Uber Eats bikes. Photo: Ayanda Ntshingila

Also read: ANC candidate claims to win Ward 96

Ward 132

DA candidate Annette Janine Deppe secured Ward 132 with 10 227 votes (61.9%). ActionSA’s Devraj Naidoo came second with 2 273 votes (13.7%), while the ANC’s Mukondeleli Veronica Tshikalange received 1 213 votes (7.3%). The EFF’s Phenyo Rahman Milanzi secured 800 votes, followed by Rise Mzansi’s Matseke Khomotso Komane with 745 votes.

Ward 132 councillor Annette Deppe after receiving her prestigious lifetime achievement award at the Johannesburg Regional Congress. Photo: Supplied
Ward 132 councillor Annette Deppe. Photo: Supplied


The six DA candidates collectively secured 53 639 votes across the six wards, with Ward 96 recording the closest contest in terms of the winning candidate’s share of the vote.

The results reflect the ward councillor ballot and not the separate proportional representation ballot.
Readers can explore the ward results on the election dashboard at https://www.electai.co.za/election-results?explore.

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Ditiro Masuku

Ditiro Masuku is a seasoned journalist with a track record of covering dynamic stories for newspapers, magazines, and digital publications including social media. They are now driving compelling content at Fourways Review.

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