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CT IEC official suspended
An official was suspended after a batch of ballot papers fell off a vehicle travelling on the N1 in CT.
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Elections: Special voting begins today
Nearly 34,000 who have applied for special votes will make their mark over the next two days.
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Tlakula: Elections will be free and fair
The embattled IEC chairperson says she is ready to preside over the 7 May polls.
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Tlakula free to preside over elections
After a delay in the Electoral Court case against her, the IEC chair will remain in place for now.
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Tlakula hearing postponed to June
Judge Lotter Wepener said the court had only heard half the case against the IEC chair.
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Tlakula prepares to fight for her position
The IEC chair maintains she didn't personally gain from the headquarters leasing scandal.
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IEC: Elections will be successful
The troubled commission chairperson appeared confident at the opening of the results centre.
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Troubled IEC declares state of readiness
The announcement comes amidst a growing scandal at the commission over its head Pansy Tlakula.
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Thousands arrive at voting station in London
Polling will continue until 9pm after which the ballots will be sent to South Africa for counting.
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Elections 2014: Expat voting underway
Thousands of South Africans are voting in the 2014 elections at IEC centres around the world.
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Tlakula hearing underway
The Electoral Court is sitting in the South Gauteng High Court listening to arguments in the matter.
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Elections 2014: Expats to vote tomorrow
IEC's Kate Bapela said people were notified about procedures and it's all systems go for tomorrow.
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Tlakula: Credibility of elections safe
The IEC chairperson says she won't step down until she has cleared her name.
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Tlakula determined to clear her name
Five parties will today formally ask the Electoral Court to recommend she be removed from her post.
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Tlakula stands firm amidst IEC scandal
The IEC chairperson says she’s still the same person who successfully oversaw the previous polls.
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Kriegler: Tlakula debacle undesirable
Kriegler is concerned by the Tlakula scandal but remains confident it won't destabilise the elections.
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Tlakula hits back at critics
Pansy Tlakula says there is no evidence that her presence would render the elections illegitimate.
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Law Society to inspect elections
Members of the Law Society will be deployed at voting stations and results centres nationally.
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Holomisa: No response from IEC or Tlakula
Some political parties have filed papers in the Electoral Court demanding that Tlakula step down.
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Tlakula issue taken to Electoral Court
Seven opposition parties are calling for the IEC chair to step down ahead of the 7 May polls.
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‘Kasrils has issue with Jacob Zuma’
MK veterans say Ronnie Kasrils and the 'Vote No' campaign are trying to destroy the ANC.
