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King of de Jungle
A few voters visited stations around the controversial Afrikaners-only community of Kleinfontein, east of Pretoria on Wednesday.
The scarce voters were blacks, who do not reside in the gated settlement.
A Sapa reporter was denied entrance at the settlement's entrance by a security guard in camouflage uniform.
"I do not know where a voting station is around here. We don't vote. We chose not to," he said.
He said an application would have to be made and processes followed for the reporter to be allowed access.
From the entrance, some residents of the enclave could be seen patrolling on horseback.
After 5pm, electoral officials at a voting station near Kleinfontein were idle, awaiting for voters.
South Africans were voting on Wednesday in the fifth national elections.
Source : Sapa /jm/hdw/jk
Date : 07 May 2014 17:34
The scarce voters were blacks, who do not reside in the gated settlement.
A Sapa reporter was denied entrance at the settlement's entrance by a security guard in camouflage uniform.
"I do not know where a voting station is around here. We don't vote. We chose not to," he said.
He said an application would have to be made and processes followed for the reporter to be allowed access.
From the entrance, some residents of the enclave could be seen patrolling on horseback.
After 5pm, electoral officials at a voting station near Kleinfontein were idle, awaiting for voters.
South Africans were voting on Wednesday in the fifth national elections.
Source : Sapa /jm/hdw/jk
Date : 07 May 2014 17:34
