IEC to curb long voting queues

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has introduced new systems to curb long queues at polling stations.

Some of the measures introduced in the coming elections will be to divide and group names alphabetically.

The IEC chief election officer Dintle Rapoo said the commission would have check points at the entrances of the polling stations to ensure voters have the necessary documents needed for voting.

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