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Letter: Vote wisely

"One must vote for someone that is available 24/7, not have their cellphone off or making lame excuses and the candidates should be the resident of the ward to understand the ward and its needs" - Collin Maistry.

Collin Maistry of Tongaat writes:

Elections around the corner and a lot of promises and new parties will come up to contest the elections for position and money.

In the past, new parties and minority parties which are race-based had candidates working hard at their own expense just for their leader to get 1 PR seat and not even a ward seat or no seats at all.

One must vote for someone that is available 24/7, not have their cellphone off or making lame excuses and the candidates should be the resident of the ward to understand the ward and its needs.

The four major parties in the country are: ANC, DA, EFF and IFP, which consists of Indians, Christians and Muslims, yet these same Muslims, Indians and Christians will not vote and lose their vote to a minority party/parties.

Choose your party and candidate wisely.

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