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South Africans voted in their first "Born Free" election and the fifth general election on Wednesday May 7. Early poll results suggest the ruling African National Congress will prevail, with 31% of votes counted, the ANC had 58.7% of the vote followed by the Democratic Alliance on 27.7%.
South Africans voted in their first “Born Free” election and the fifth general election on Wednesday May 7. Early poll results suggest the ruling African National Congress will prevail, with 31% of votes counted, the ANC had 58.7% of the vote followed by the Democratic Alliance on 27.7%.
Here are some pictures from yesterday’s voting.
Electoral officers erect a tent next to debris from protests that occurred the previous night in Bekkersdal, Johannesburg, South Africa.Police stand alert as voters queue to cast their votes at a polling station in Bekkersdal, Johannesburg, South Africa.South Africans show off their ID books as they await to cast their vote in the first “Born Free” election in the country on May 7.A queue of voters wait to cast their ballots as the country went to the polls in their 20th year of independence.An elderly man arrives on crutches to cast his vote in South Africa’s general election during a Special ballot in Alexandra Township on May 6.A disabled voter comes out of her house with her ballot paper after voting in secrecy in the comfort of her home during a special ballot in Alexandra Township on May 6.A resident of Bekkersdal casts her vote during the fifth general election in South Africa on May 7.Winnie Mandela casts her vote at a polling station at Orlando West Secondary School, Soweto, Johannesburg.
