Voting day in Zululand runs relatively smoothly

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There's relief from political parties and community leaders that voting day in Zululand was relatively incident-free. There had been fears of violence. Newswatch' Steve Bhengu reports that with the results coming in, the IFP is so far doing well in the region.

2 Nov 2021 9AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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