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KZN election results could change as IEC considers late objections

Masinga outlined the IEC’s election preparations, revealing a 49% provincial voter turnout, 25 temporary staff dismissals and logistical challenges encountered during the administration of the local government elections.

KZN election results could change as IEC considers late objections

President Cyril Ramaphosa reportedly offered to resign following the African National Congress (ANC) electoral collapse, with the party's share of votes plummeting from 45.59% in 2021 to approximately 30.81% in the 2026 local government elections. The ANC still emerged as the leading political party in the elections, securing 30% of the vote, according to the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC).

Meanwhile, in the City of Tshwane, residents in several parts of Region 7 are still facing water restrictions due to ongoing supply and quality issues. These problems are linked to a recent gastroenteritis outbreak, and the municipality continues to work towards resolving the situation, allowing normal water use to resume safely.

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Nyong’o Appoints Chairpersons to Kisumu County Hospital Management Boards

Kisumu Governor Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o has appointed new chairpersons to the Hospital Management Boards of various Level 4 and Level 5 health facilities across the county for a three-year term.

  • Governor Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o appoints chairpersons for Kisumu County hospitals.
  • Appointments commence September 5, 2026, as per November 6 gazette notice.
  • New chairpersons include Steve Owiti, Charles Wangonya Abondo, and Rashid Miruka.

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