KZN teacher admits to voting 24 times in 2021 municipal

Nomusa Precious Gabuza, 37, was sentenced to three years’ correctional supervision and four years’ imprisonment, wholly suspended for three years, after pleading guilty to contravening the Local Government: Municipal Electoral Act of 2000.

Gabuza who cast 24 votes at the voting station where she was a presiding electoral officer has been sentenced in the Umlazi Regional Court in KwaZulu-Natal.

The EFF said that Sadtu was an African National Congress (ANC) affiliate and claimed that no election would ever be fair if union members preside over the voting process.

Party spokesperson Leigh-Ann Mathys said: “Voter fraud is a grave crime, which is constituted by an undermining of democracy that has grave consequences on the lives of ordinary citizens. The EFF will explore all necessary and possible means of ensuring that the process of hiring Sadtu members and officials to preside over the elections of South Africa comes to an end.

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