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As we are approaching the time of electing our new campuses SRC as well as UJSRC representative for the year 2013, every student will vote but some won’t vote for some different reasons am asking myself if which party will win this year elections. Last year we sow many student in the four campuses going out to cast their votes, as SASCO and the ANCYL still remain leaders of the pack. About 10000 votes were cast in last year’s elections, Kingsway - the biggest campus - saw more than 4300 votes cast, About 0 votes were cast in Doornfontein and another 2141 on the Bunting Road campus, Soweto saw 1300 students vote And the winners? SASCO won all the portfolio positions outright as well as two positions for the overall UJSRC. The ANCYL took Kingsway campus, winning every campus portfolio and both UJSRC positions. Second place for every position was a tight contest between SASCO and the DA Students Organisation.
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The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is the permanent body created by the Constitution to manage free and fair elections at all levels of government. Although publicly funded and accountable to parliament, they are independent of the government. Makobe is theIndependent Electoral Commission (IEC) official coordinator said: They are ready to run this election smoothly and fairly in the past few weeks they were around the four campuses doing workshop regarding on how to vote because some students do not know how does ballot paper look like. John Smith a 3rd year BA Marketing student also said “that these IEC workshop really helped a lot because for the past few years he was making mistakes when he votes, but now he won’t make a mistakes thanks to the IEC and the UJSRC for giving students like me this kind of opportunity MY VOTE IS MY VOICE.” In every corner of the four campuses you see student wearing their T-Shirt of different societies. My question is who will win these elections this year.
yes its that time again, where we approached and promised the world, but hopefully this years elections will be different than last year, especially here in Bunting road with a new party namso which promises to shake things up, guess we have to wait and see for next week
ReplyDeleteI don't like these elections because the SRC, promises us things that they can never give us.
ReplyDeleteYou dont have a choice just love them because they are your voice where you cant present yourself.
DeleteThe time of unfulfilled promises has begin, we so them approach us at the NSFAS quee
ReplyDeleteThe SRC help us whever they can. Rember that they also have rules and regulations they follow. Personally they have helped me here and thre and refered me to the right people if the situation was above them. I'll go vote.
ReplyDeletemost people wont vote as they think that much wont change.. even after they vote, i was one of them, but now i realise in not voting i am also contributing to keeping things unchanged. i will vote this time, to try make that channge that i believe is much needed
ReplyDeleteWhen it comes to politics one wants to be careful but it is hard because we are given promises and never know if these promises will be fullfilled so we end up gambling on our votes. Let the Best Party win and May it deliver.
ReplyDeletethat he poblem they have.
DeleteLets just give our votes to src and see the goods and changes that they are promising to give us
ReplyDeletebcause your vote it your voice
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