eNCA launches voter research programme ahead of local government elections

The Media OnlineTMO Reporter · 12 October 2026 at 05:50

eNCA has launched The Voting Booth, a weekly current affairs programme combining voter research and on-the-ground reporting ahead of South Africa’s local government elections. Hosted by broadcaster Naledi Moleo, the programme premiered on Sunday at 11:00 on DStv channel 403. Produced by eNCA, the…
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