File Photo: A voting booth is set up for demonstration purposes, showing the logo of the Independent Electoral Commission .File Photo: A voting booth is set up for demonstration purposes, showing the logo of the Independent Electoral Commission .
However, some young people in KwaZulu-Natal say empty promises by politicians in the past have discouraged them to participate in elections. Potential youth voters, Zilungisele Zulu and Jabulile Cebekhulu, say they are keen to vote in next year’s general elections, and they explain why. “I do not see the need to vote anymore, there are a lot of unemployed graduates, I am speaking about people who were promised job creation if they vote, but that never happened, I fear I am also going to become a statistics as well after I have completed my studies. I don’t think it is important to vote anymore because politicians make empty promises while campaigning but once elected they do not deliver on their promises.
I once registered to to vote the on the day of voting the tell me that I’m not registered 😑😑😑something fishy be going on
With all these fake IDs doing rounds in our country. Are our election results really reliable? Why is the IECSouthAfrica turning a blind eye on this? National security is at stake.
Bayekeni abasebenzi nabalandela kangaka? Ake nibaxine ngemsebenzi kunokuvota
Those youth will act surprised when the other party wins the elections next year forgetting that they don't register to vote 🤔
Kusa-early bakwethu, you just want to say something bad about iYouth like asiVoti wara wara.. sizovota this time around 😒
Once these young ones register and vote, the yeyensi is toast