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Malema urges IEC to modernise voting systems to avoid future crisis
The commission on Thursday confirmed that the Statistician-General found there was a negligible risk of multiple voting during last week’s elections.
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Maluleke: Probe into alleged voter fraud found potential irregularities
The probe was commissioned after claims of double voting and worries that indelible ink washing off might have allowed people to cast ballots more than once.
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What's lies ahead for SA's underperforming parties?
After the 2019 election votes were tallied, the outcome for 22 parties was only four-digit figures, with 13 of these parties receiving less than 5,000 votes. Do these smaller parties still have a future?
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Ramaphosa under pressure to make right choices for his Cabinet
The list of candidates for the National Assembly handed to Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng has given President Cyril Ramaphosa a set pool from which to choose members of his Cabinet.
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Fewer than half of MP candidates are women - IEC
IEC chair Glen Mashinini said while more can be done to improve gender parity, the list of candidates presented encapsulates the plurality of the South African nation.
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Mogoeng to incoming MPs: Never forget those who died for you to be MPs
The IEC handed in candidate lists for members of the national assembly and provincial legislatures to Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng at the Constitutional Court in Braamfontein, where he had a few words to say to future MPs.
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Chief Justice Mogoeng receives MP candidate lists
Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng is received the candidate lists for Members of Parliament from the IEC.
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IEC needs to improve management of election day, say CT IEC volunteers
On election day Western Cape IEC head Courtney Sampson admitted they hadn't foreseen so many voters would cast ballots at stations where they were not registered.
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IEC awaits full report on sample of indelible ink in double voting matter
The supposedly indelible ink was one of the security measures used to protect the voting system.
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‘Worst-run elections’: IEC volunteers in CT complain of chaos on election day
While political parties were concerned about voter turnout, the IEC was worried about volunteer burnout.
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SAPS to take statements from politicians who encouraged voting more than once
Allegations of double voting featured prominently throughout the sixth national elections, prompting the Electoral Commission of South Africa to announce an audit into the process.
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Mogoeng to officially receive list of MPs, MPLs
Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng will hand over the National Assembly list to the acting secretary to Parliament in preparation for the first sitting.
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ANC urged to be cautious over appointment of new leaders
Economists say the financial markets will be looking closely at who President Cyril Ramaphosa will appoint in his cabinet.
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Ramaphosa on election results: The will of the people must be respected
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the IEC must be applauded for the hard work it’s put in to ensure 2019’s elections are free and fair.
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IEC declares 2019 SA elections free and fair
Chief electoral officer Sy Mamabolo officially announced the results at the operations centre in Tshwane on Saturday evening.
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IEC to brief SA on 2019 election results
While the ANC won the 6th general elections with a comfortable majority, this was the party’s worst performance since the first free election in 1994.
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WATCH: Final IEC briefing ahead of election results announcement
The Electoral Commission of South Africa is expected to officially announce the total 2019 election results captured.
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Manyi’s ATM backs out of plan to take IEC to court
The African Transformation Movement says it now accepts the election results and the IEC’s audit outcomes into claims of multiple voting incidents.
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Vote counting complete, ANC garners 57.51%, DA 20.76% & EFF 10.79%
The ANC won 57.51% of the vote, which was more than double their nearest rivals, the Democratic Alliance (DA) who garnered 20.76% of the vote, while the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) were in third place with 10.79%.
