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Former President Uhuru Kenyatta was among the international observers present in South Africa as the nation’s General Elections began nationwide on Wednesday.
This year’s electoral event marks a significant step in South Africa’s democratic history, with a record-breaking 27.79 million registered voters, the highest since the end of apartheid.
The Independent Electoral Commission confirmed this notable voter registration figure, signaling robust democratic participation among South Africans.
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Citizens are currently exercising their voting rights to select a new National Assembly and Provincial Legislatures across the country’s nine provinces.
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Throughout the day, Uhuru and his team actively collaborated with other observers, exchanging insights and evaluations on the electoral procedures.
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Their involvement emphasizes the crucial principles of transparency, fairness, and credibility in the electoral process.
Furthermore, the presence of the African Union Election Observation Mission underscores the African Union’s dedication to bolstering democratic practices throughout the continent.
Image: OFFICE OF THE 4TH PRESIDENT
Image: OFFICE OF THE 4TH PRESIDENT
Image: OFFICE OF THE 4TH PRESIDENT
Image: OFFICE OF THE 4TH PRESIDENT
