Kwa-Guqa resident casts special vote ahead of local elections
An Ext 14 voter has made her voice heard early, calling on community members to choose leaders who will tackle pressing service woes.
Kwa-Guqa resident Joyce Vilakazi (62) was among those who made their mark on the special voting day for the Local Government Elections.
Vilakazi was proud to make her mark at Kwa-Guqa Primary School in Ext 14.
She urged incoming ward councillors to address service delivery challenges, including water and electricity shortages and poor road infrastructure.
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Plea to fellow residents
Vilakazi says voting gives residents an opportunity to have a say in matters affecting their communities.
She appealed to voters to back candidates they believe will solve these community issues.
Special voting takes place from November 2 to 3, with voting stations open from 08:00 to 17:00. The official voting day is November 4, from 07:00 to 21:00.
Read more here: TUT campus voting station moved to Methodist Church
On 4 November 2026, South Africans will have the opportunity to make their voices heard and help shape the future of their communities through the 2026 Local Government Elections. Make your voice count. Encourage your family, friends and neighbours to participate. #LGE2026 https://t.co/JNqC6it1M2
— IEC South Africa (@IECSouthAfrica) November 3, 2026
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