South Africa: Home Affairs Extends Hours to Help South Africans Vote
Eligible voters can collect IDs, apply for new documents or get temporary certificates as Home Affairs extends front-office hours ahead of municipal polls.
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South Africa: Home Affairs Extends Hours to Help South Africans Vote
Home Affairs will extend office hours from 2 November to help voters collect identity documents before the local government elections. The Electoral Commission will launch its national results centre in Midrand, where political parties can monitor votes and raise objections.
Home Affairs Opens Doors Longer as Election Day Approaches
With the Local Government Elections just around the corner, the Department of Home Affairs is pulling out all the stops to make sure South Africans have their identity documents (IDs) ready to make their mark at the polls. With South Africans expected to head to the polls on Wednesday, 4 November 2026, the department has announced extended operating hours at all its front offices to give eligible voters extra time to sort out […]
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Home Affairs will extend operating hours at all its offices from 8 am to 6 pm.
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