The IEC has cautioned the public against misinformation circulating on social media after a message encouraged voters older than 60 to apply to vote early. The message, which circulated on WhatsApp on Monday, claimed that the IEC had permitted voters aged 60 and older to register to vote before 29 May.Thabiso Tema speaks to IEC Deputy CEO, Mawethu Mosery. 

The IEC has cautioned the public against misinformation circulating on social media after a message encouraged voters older than 60 to apply to vote early. The message, which circulated on WhatsApp on Monday, claimed that the IEC had permitted voters aged 60 and older to register to vote before 29 May. Thabiso Tema speaks to IEC Deputy CEO, Mawethu Mosery.

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