IEC still looking for 'stolen voters'

Friday, October 12, 2018

Registration clerk busy at work PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

FRANCISTOWN: The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has embarked on a mission to locate voters affected by an incident in which some voters’ registration books at Botsalano ward in the Francistown West constituency were stolen on September 27.

The IEC principal elections officer in Francistown, Nyanga Nyanga, revealed yesterday that they are working to find the ‘stolen voters’ so they could re-register.

On September 27, thieves broke into a dwelling house of an elections registration officer, making away with a voters’ registration book containing 18 voters’ information and another unused one containing 25 registration papers.

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IEC still looking for 'stolen voters'

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