By Cindy Witten
22 April 2009
While thousands of Capetonians took to the polls today, operations were slow at the Independent Electoral Commission ( IEC) Results Operation Centre (ROC)held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) this afternoon.
Few political parties were present at the ROC and most media houses were on a bus tour to various voting stations across the Cape.
22 April 2009
While thousands of Capetonians took to the polls today, operations were slow at the Independent Electoral Commission ( IEC) Results Operation Centre (ROC)held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) this afternoon.
Few political parties were present at the ROC and most media houses were on a bus tour to various voting stations across the Cape.
Making their mark: Voters at a polling station in Cape TownBy 13h40, the number of voters who had cast their ballots in the City of Cape Town stood at 195,312. That figure represents 11,36% of the 1,719,878 registered voters in the same district.
The number is expected to increase dramatically over the next few hours, while voting stations are to speed up operations.
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