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Are you okay?Hope they are okay.
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Are you okay?Hope they are okay.
Yes, thank you for asking.Are you okay?
Sjoe, the comments are pretty darn rough
Even after voting ANC three times?Yes, thank you for asking.
Secretly voting MKOur people...
because they believe over and over and over again that if they vote ANC they will get jobs."
'I voted for nothing'
East London's Duncan Village resident, Akhona Qanata, 23, says she is not expecting any change in her area after voting ANC at the Gompo Hall on Wednesday.
"I am not working, and there's no hope that I will ever get permanent employment. Coming to vote here was for nothing, but I am an ANC supporter.
"I have been sitting at home for three years. It's hard, our place is not benefitting from development projects.
"My neighbours are also struggling to get employment," said Qanata.
-Sithandiwe Velaphi"
from news 24
THEN WHY NOT VOTE FOR SOMEONE ELSE
Secretly based and warpilled.Secretly voting MK
Warpilled?Secretly based and warpilled.
The thing that bothered me the most was some woman in the queue who looked like she would start drama at any minute, that's the thing that scares me the most about queues.Even after voting ANC three times?
Our people would never do that to us.Secretly voting MK
Do stands really make a difference? I’ve always wondered especially if you already know going in who you’ll vote for.Lol EFF only arrived now to put up their stand. What service delivery. MK also has a stand, it's a sad little thing with 2 people and no umbrella...
I still stand by the high turnout. People are over exaggerating the 3 ballots thing.
Absolutely brutal.Sjoe, the comments are pretty darn rough![]()
Only to their people, all of them looked exceptionally bored.Do stands really make a difference outside?