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Political party agents weren't met by snaking queues in one Inanda voting station. Photo: Soyiso Maliti/News24
"I'm late, my sister. Maybe I'll come back later."
With these words, a potential voter only known as Thobi brushed off ANC activists on the first day of the voter registration weekend at Nhlonipho Primary School in Inanda.
An ANC activist, Ntokozo Ngidi, was trying to get her to register to vote.
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