Home Affairs extends hours to help voters get IDs
Home Affairs in South Africa extends operating hours to help voters obtain identity documents ahead of local government elections.
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Home Affairs in South Africa extends operating hours to help voters obtain identity documents ahead of local government elections.
President Cyril Ramaphosa votes in Hyde Park, Johannesburg, amid local elections
Ekurhuleni residents vote in local government elections, citing unemployment and service delivery as key concerns.
A 76-year-old South African pensioner, Pushpa Naidoo, shares her hopes for the upcoming local government elections, citing safety, water crisis resolution, and road repairs as key concerns.
South African musician Makhadzi claims she is being held against her will in Botswana, while her promoter says a court order is behind her detention.
A KwaZulu-Natal presiding officer was dismissed for transporting sensitive election material in a party-branded vehicle, compromising the Electoral Commission's impartiality.
South Africans are being encouraged to vote in the local government elections on November 4, with a total of 1,425,942 special votes cast ahead of the main election day.
Residents in Emfuleni face service delivery challenges as they vote
South Africa's Two-Pot retirement system allows workers limited access to savings, but repeated withdrawals could significantly reduce retirement funds.
African leaders gather for Food and Nutrition Security Day as 309 million face hunger
Johannesburg voters share hopes for change, better service delivery and accountable local leadership as President Cyril Ramaphosa prepares to cast his ballot.
Helen Zille, Johannesburg mayoral candidate, casts her vote and predicts the DA could secure over 50% of the vote in local government elections.