VIDEOS: Ward 34 and 110 residents upbeat after casting votes
Service delivery such as water, electricity to maintaining roads were at the top of Durban North residents’ minds as they cast their votes.
RESIDENTS in Ward 34 and Ward 110 were hopeful on Wednesday as they voted to choose representatives they hoped would address their needs and priorities in their communities.
From the delivery of basic services such as water, electricity and sanitation to maintaining municipal roads, the overriding feeling from residents was change needed to happen.
They joined 29.2 million voters are registered to participate in the elections, which will be conducted at 23 696 voting stations across the country.
Northglen News spoke to a few first-time voters and experienced voters about why their vote matters.
Here’s what they had to say.
Ward 34
Ward 110
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