Power FM, Monday morning

Dating voters and election officials, particularly during home visits. Ballot papers, indeed, we are at the point of finalizing the distribution of the reprinted ballot papers. There's about 28 million of them. We are concluding the distribution. The printing itself is complete. It's just the distribution that you are finalizing in the course of this evening. Meanwhile, the United

Joints are chairperson Dabelo Musigiri says election-related crime remains a major concern ahead of the local government elections, with 139 cases recorded nationally and 48 suspects arrested. Musigiri says the cases include 72 electoral act violations, 10 murders, 1 attempted murder, 14 assaults, and 10 intimidation cases. While briefing the media last night, a special voting gets underway this morning. Musigiri assured the public that security forces are ready.

And capacitated. She says net joints and provincial structures are fully operational with intelligence-led deployments, specialized investigative teams, and early warning mechanisms in place to respond swiftly to election-related crimes. We remain particularly concerned about incidents involving the loss of life during the election period. To date, twenty murders with seven arrests have been recorded involving political representatives.

Party members or party supporters. The breakdown per province is as follows. In Eastern Cape, we have two cases: one in Free State, seven in Gauteng, six in KwaZulu-Natal, three in Western Cape, and one in the Northwest. At the same time, political parties used this weekend to make their final push for voter support with the ANC, the IFP, as well as the MK Party among