Voting shut down in Keiskammahoek over outstanding land claim payments
For the past two days, the community of Lower Zingcuka has been protesting, blocking access to the village and preventing special voting
29 May 2024 - 10:21
As elections kicked off on Wednesday, a small community in Keiskammahoek vowed not to vote — or let anyone else in the area do so — due to a dispute over millions of rand owed to them in land claims...
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