Voting station for Noweto residents

As the local government election are fast approaching, South Africans will be going to the polls to cast their votes for the political parties they would like to see govern their communities on November 1.

Here are some of the areas where residents can cast their votes.

Ga-Rankuwa

– Tebogwana Comprehensive high school
– Modiselle primary school
– Rakale Thabong primary school
– Tim Modise primary school
– Sefako Makgatho Health Science University
– Itereleng workshop for the blind
– Lebogang primary school
– Bolokanang Moepathutse Abet Centre
– Mapanane middle school

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Hammanskraal

– Moretele primary school
– Dilopye primary school
– Suurman community hall
– Sekampaneng primary school
– Reinelwe primary school
– Makgetse high school
– Hosea Kekana high school
– Lethamage middle school

Mabopane

– Central View fire station
– Patrick Moloto primary school
– Reatlegile primary school
– Pelotona secondary school
– Tsibogo middle school
– Dr AT Moreosele high school
– Tshwane West District
– Mabopane Islamic centre
– Matsepa Teachers centre

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Soshanguve

– Reabetswe primary school
– Seageng secondary School
– Itumeleng Madiba primary school
– Rhulani combined School
– Tsaroga-Phoka primary school
– Siyokhela primary school
– Thornview Prestige College
– Boepathutse junior secondary school
– Baxoxele primary school

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Winterveldt

– Ndaba/Protea hall
– Merafeng primary school
– Ya Bana Village
– Thulaganyo middle school
– Kulani primary school
– Sisters Of Mercy school
– Zakhele primary school

We acknowledge that the print and digital media plays an important role when it comes to informing communities before and during election periods.
Caxton Local Media tells readers what they must know on the practicalities of voting, and provides information regarding the right and duty to vote. Where necessary, we de-bunk mis- and disinformation relating to elections.
We reflect a multiplicity of voices in our pre-election and election reporting, and do not allow favouritism or biasedness in favour of any party or candidate. Where topics are discussed by political representatives [or commentators – optional], or where reporting features various parties or figures, we allow for the reflection of multiple voices of all those involved. Being balanced is our goal.

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