In today's show, we were joined by Mr Courtney Sampson –
IEC’s Provincial Electoral Officer. We were talking about the School
Democracy Week Programme. Learners are encouraged to bring their South
African, green, bar-coded identity (ID) books or smart-card IDs to school with
them during the Schools Democracy Week so that they can register to vote. Those
learners who don’t have an ID document are encouraged to apply for one at their
nearest Home Affairs office as soon as possible. Mr Sampson said the Schools Democracy Week programme will not disrupt the ordinary business of the schools. For more details on the Schools
Democracy Week programme and materials, please visit www.elections.org.za or the Department
of Basic Education’s website at www.education.gov.za
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