IEC rejects ANC’s ‘technical glitch’ excuse for missed candidate lists

Author: Siyamtanda CapaPublished on: September 1, 2026Country: South Africa

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IEC rejects ANC’s ‘technical glitch’ excuse for missed candidate lists

The IEC stated that it will not open another window for parties to amend or submit their candidate lists. This decision follows the ANC's excuse regarding a 'technical glitch' that led to missing lists. The IEC maintains that the deadlines for candidate submissions were adhered to.

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