ANC Deputy President David Mabuza urged South Africans to go out in numbers to vote, reminding them that a lot of people died for this democracy.
He also encouraged people to visit their voting station throughout the day so that there was no last-minute rush or bottlenecks created yesterday evening.
DEPUTY President David Mabuza votes at Azuri Nursery Farm in Barberton in Mpumalanga. | Supplied GCIS“We are going to deal with all disputes and challenges after this day; this is the promise we are going to keep,” he said. Mabuza said he was confident that people are going to vote, especially in Tshwane where in the past few weeks he has been engaging different communities and noted their challenges.
“I am confident that we have put our message across, yes, we are going to deal with factional battles within the ANC because if we fail we risk losing this movement. This time around we are going to deal with it… rest assured we are not going to fail our people,” Mabuza said.
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