South African civil society organisations under the leadership of the Lobby Group My Vote Counts launched the Civil Society Electoral Reform Panel (CSERP) at the Constitution Hill in Johannesburg as a way to demonstrate civil society's continued commitment to deepening democracy and its engagement with the process of electoral reform.

The CSERP is made up of nine representatives from non-governmental organisations and social movements such as Equal Education and the Nelson Mandela Foundation among others.

Channel Africa reporter Micheal Mbewe attended the event and filed this report.

South African civil society organisations under the leadership of the Lobby Group My Vote Counts launched the Civil Society Electoral Reform Panel (CSERP) at the Constitution Hill in Johannesburg as a way to demonstrate civil society's continued commitment to deepening democracy and its engagement with the process of electoral reform.
The CSERP is made up of nine representatives from non-governmental organisations and social movements such as Equal Education and the Nelson Mandela Foundation among others.
Channel Africa reporter Micheal Mbewe attended the event and filed this report.

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