Western Cape police commissioner promises security at all voting stations
Western Cape police commissioner Major General Sizakhele Dyantyi says law-enforcement agencies have been deployed across the province to protect voters during Wednesday’s local government elections.
Western Cape Police Commissioner Major General Sizakhele Dyantyi has pledged to ensure security at all voting stations in the province during the upcoming Local Government Elections. Speaking to hundreds of law enforcement officials on Wednesday, Dyantyi emphasized that South Africans will be able to safely exercise their right to vote.
He assured that law enforcement agencies, including detectives, crime investigators, crime intelligence, and the Hawks, will be deployed on the ground at each polling station. Dyantyi addressed the 33 high-risk areas, stating that a process is in place to identify these stations based on past crime incidents. He also mentioned a shooting incident in Manenberg where police responded to a wanted suspect opening fire, resulting in the suspect's arrest.
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