07 May 2014
Government has welcomed and acknowledges
the presence of various international election observer missions in the country
for the elections.
Department of International Relations and
Cooperation Spokesperson Clayson Monyela said the missions include those
dispatched by the Southern African Development Community, the African Union and
the Commonwealth.
Monyela said international election
observers have been spread across all nine provinces to asses all processes of
the election and the monitoring of elections is accepted worldwide.
Meanwhile the Congress of South African
Trade Union in the North West has called for all workers especially farmers to
go to the polls today and vote.
Cosatu Provincial Secretary Solly Phetoe
said workers must report any criminal activities that happen today including
those employers, who refuse to allow workers to exercise.
Phetoe said Cosatu applauds all those
employers that allow their workers to go and vote. Those farmers that are
refusing workers to vote must face the might of the law.
He added that in sectors such as mining
area and farming areas people must be allowed to go and vote.
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