Dylan van Heerden, Grade 12 learner at Allen Glen High School: I have registered to vote and my reason is to assist in electing a party that can show leadership and help improve South Africa holistically. Photo: Supplied
Residents will be making their mark in their respective wards during the municipal elections on November 1.
Siya Moyo: I didn’t register. I don’t really have a reason but I am just reluctant to vote. I will vote next time. There’s no point because we vote but the results are always the same. Photo: Alice Mpholo
Even though some voters are still uncertain about their choice, they shared their sentiments before heading to the polls in a few days’ time.
Kelly Naicker: I am voting for change. After what happened with the looting, we need different leadership. Photo: Alice MpholoMthandazo Mabutho: I don’t think I will be voting. I am still thinking about it, it’s not like I don’t want to vote. I might. We need to make a change. Photo: Alice MpholoJunior Mashele, Grade 12 learner at Allen Glen High School: I have registered to vote. It is my responsibility as part of the youth of South Africa to make a difference and be part of the development of the country. Photo: Supplied
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