I am on country duty today, strengthening and protecting our 🇿🇦 democracy as a national observer and volunteer with the Ground Work Collective.
#LGE2026
BREAKING: Democrats will retake control of both the House and Senate, CNN projects, winning significant power to check the White House for the final two years of Donald Trump's presidency. Follow live updates. https://t.co/34g5qFVpVu
The youngest first-timers in today’s LGE were born in 2008, which is the year of the Beijing Olympics and the global financial crisis. It was also the year load shedding began.
MZANSI, IT'S TIME! TODAY IS ELECTION DAY! 🗳️
Today, 4 November, South Africans across municipalities have the opportunity to participate in the 2026 LGE.
Voting stations open at 07:00-21:00. Voters who are already in the queue at 21:00 will be allowed to vote.
#LGE2026
Republican Rep. Byron Donalds will be Florida's next governor, CNN projects. He'll make history as the state's first Black leader. Follow live updates. https://t.co/mgxo3fd4pF
U.S. networks project that Democrats will win the majority in the House of Representatives which means Hakeem Jeffries will become the first black Speaker of the United States in American history.
Major wins for Dems in Senate including pick ups in North and South Carolina - but a bit too early to call.
#sabcnews
Breaking News: Keisha Lance Bottoms will be the next governor of Georgia, according to The Associated Press. She is the first Black woman to be elected to that office in the U.S., and the first Democrat elected governor in Georgia in more than 25 years. https://t.co/QTuGMuNudu
Breaking news: The US has its first African American female governor. Keisha Lance Bottoms has won in Georgia, according to AP, becoming the first Democrat to win the governor's race since 1998. https://t.co/IYDGdZsik2
BREAKING: Democrats will take control of the House, CNN projects, breaking the GOP hold on power in Washington. Follow live updates. https://t.co/D92sA9yHQe
For the first time in its history, the SCA website is available in more than one official language. The History page is currently available in English, Sesotho and isiZulu. The long-term goal is a fully multilingual website, subject to sufficient budget allocation.