2019 elections as significant as historic 1994-vote: Makhura
Wednesday marks the 6th democratic elections since the birth of democracy 25 years ago.
African National Congress (ANC) chairperson in Gauteng, David Makhura says Wednesday's poll is as significant as the first democratic elections in 1994.
Makhura was speaking outside the Kloppieslaagte voting station after he had cast his vote.
Wednesday marks the 6th democratic elections since the birth of democracy 25 years ago.
"This is as significant as 1994. It's the new dawn, its the rebirth of our country."
Makhura was speaking outside the Kloppieslaagte voting station after he had cast his vote.
Wednesday marks the 6th democratic elections since the birth of democracy 25 years ago.
"This is as significant as 1994. It's the new dawn, its the rebirth of our country."
#SAElections2019 Makhura has reiterated that the ANC will not be forming coalitions with opposition parties after the elections because "it just doesn't work". pic.twitter.com/AWJqMBznxC
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Makhura says anyone who did not have the chance to vote previously should do so now.
"Anyone who wasn't part of 1994 cannot miss this one. They have to be part of this one. This is a great moment in our country. It's a new beginning. Its the period of breaking with the decline in our economy. Period of growth," said Makhura.
