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Cope calls on Bekkersdal to register
The lowest percentage of registered voters is four percent in the Western Cape.
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Protests don't change government – Maimane
DA’s Mmusi Maimane has urged Brekkersdal residents to register to vote for the upcoming elections.
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Police deployed to Bekkersdal
Police will keep an eye on Bekkersdal on the last day of voter registration weekend.
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Bekkersdal registration stations monitored
Twelve stations were temporarily closed after angry residents threw stones at IEC officials.
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Mthethwa slams Bekkersdal reports
TV reports earlier suggested Mthethwa had closed down all registration stations.
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Registration running smoothly so far
No major hurdles have as yet been reported in this weekend’s voter registration process.
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IEC urges voters to register
The IEC has urged Bekkersdal residents not to boycott the voter registration process this weekend.
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Bekkersdal demands Mokonyane apology
Mokonyane was heckled during protests last month for saying the ANC doesn’t want their ‘dirty votes’.
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Bekkersdal matric plan could be expanded
The Department of Education says the plan could be utilised in other areas.
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[CARTOON] The Bekkersdal marathon - rerun
The Bekkersdal marathon - rerun
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Bekkersdal back to normal...for now
The troubled township, marred by violent protests over the last few weeks, has returned to normal.
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Premier confident in Bekkersdal leaders
Mokonyane visited the community and is hopeful the matter will be resolved.
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Bekkersdal church disruptors slammed
Mokonyane slammed Bekkersdal residents for disrupting church services.
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Bekkersdal leaders, ANC discuss way forward
Community leaders met with the ANC in an attempt to bring Westonaria violence to an end.
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Tripartite Alliance intervenes, Bekkersdal
The SACP is confident the Tripartite Alliance can find a solution to stabilise Bekkersdal.
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Exam camp for Bekkersdal matrics
About 450 Bekkersdal grade 12s will be going to a camp to ensure they’re not distracted during exams.
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Bekkersdal: Mayor Tundzi refuses to step down
While Nonkoliso Tundzi is concerned over violent protests in Bekkersdal she is not willing to step down.
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Bekkersdal leaders plan a way forward
A protester said they are demanding that the mayor resign immediately as she is failing the community.
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Bekkersdal calm for now
Police are making their presence known in Bekkersdal, which has been marred by violent protests.
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Residents bemoan Bekkersdal violent protests
Concerned residents have lashed out at violent protestors and have called for municipal leaders to be sacked.
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Premier heckled in Bekkersdal
Around 7,000 people gathered to hear Gauteng Premier Nomvula Mokonyane’s address.
