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Where to cast your vote in the Durban South

The IEC confirmed the Durban South area will have 21 voting stations that are split among the three wards of 64, 66 and 68.

THE Local Government Election is nearly here and anticipation continues to build as voters across the Durban South aim to cast their votes. The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has finalised the list of voting stations for each ward, ensuring a smooth and efficient electoral process.

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Ward 64 voting stations

  • Montclair Recreational Hall
  • Woodlands Senior Primary School
  • Montclair Senior Primary School
  • Yellowwood Park Civic Centre
  • Yellowwood Park Primary School
  • St Raphael’s Special School

Ward 66 voting stations

  • Durban Academy High School
  • Bushlands Primary School
  • St Gerards Daycare
  • Glendale Junior Primary School
  • Grosvenor Girls High School
  • Dirkie Uys Primary School

Ward 68 voting stations 

  • Austerville Community Hall
  • Wentworth Primary School
  • Wentworth Secondary School
  • Gardenia Primary School
  • Fairvale Secondary School
  • Junagarth Road Primary School
  • ML Sultan St Mary’s Primary School
  • Nizam Road Primary School
  • Ganges Secondary School.

The IEC said they are committed to ensuring that every registered voter can easily access their voting station. 

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