Cape Talk, Wednesday morning

They've had they've had some strange things happening. When you come here, you're supposed to. There were two queues, and then one queue was for a certain section of the voting roll, and the other one was for the other. So that caused a little bit of consternation here. But anyway, things are moving now. So yeah, people are okay. I'm very glad that.

You and your wife got to make your voice heard. Tom in Cryfontaine, Chandra in East River. What are you seeing there? Well, Esther, we are currently in Esther River at the Sperling Primary School. No one has been able to vote yet, as voting sales has not arrived. Some people have been here for nearly two hours, and we are still currently waiting. And in terms of people who are queuing outside, there is a sizable queue of people waiting to vote while

The seals have not arrived? We haven't actually been told why the seals have arrived. One of the voting officials here just came to tell us that they've been waiting. The ballot boxes are here, papers are here, but no seals yet, so no one can go in. And we've been told either just wait it out or to go home and come back later. And that is very dangerous. If you tell people to leave and come back later, you're going to have people who have been in there queue who aren't going to come back. I think it's important for the IEC, firstly, to get the seals.

Seals there to secure those ballot boxes, but also try and keep those people in the queue. Chandre and Yeserov, thanks so much for letting us know. Errol also says no security ties at my station. They don't know when it will come. So I left and I won't return. People are standing in the blazing sun. This is unacceptable. We'll raise this concern with the IEC. Hopefully, before the end of the show, we'll get Michael Hendricks of the IEC back on air with us.