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30 million South Africans registered to vote across nine provinces

30 million South Africans registered to vote across nine provinces

france24.com 04.11.2026 11:20 8 views
In South Africa, around 30 million people have registered to cast their votes across the country's nine provinces. The economy is at the forefront of the November 4 local elections. The spotlight is on Gauteng, a provinc

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Cover image: South Africans to vote in local election © france 24 30 million South Africans registered to vote across nine provinces In South Africa, around 30 million people have registered to cast their votes across the country's nine provinces. The economy is at the forefront of the November 4 local elections. The spotlight is on Gauteng, a province long plagued by governance challenges.

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