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An Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) launched its 2026 programme in South Africa, where misinformation is reportedly threatening electoral integrity.

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What happened

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An Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) launched its 2026 programme in South Africa, where misinformation is reportedly threatening electoral integrity.

Who's involved

What this event is mainly about
Midrand

How it developed

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  1. Jacob Zuma maintained on September 25, 2026, that the 2024 election was flawed.Sub-event
  2. IEC introduces a Disinformation Code of Conduct amid integrity warnings for local government elections.1 source
  3. The Independent Electoral Commission held a draw in Midrand for an election ballot.Sub-event
  4. The IEC of South Africa failed to incorporate recommendations regarding journalist safety.Sub-event
  5. The Electoral Commission of South Africa designated Real411 to report on disinformation.Sub-event
  6. IEC proposes a new code to manage election risks in South Africa.1 source
  7. Voter Management Devices (VMDs) are enabling real-time identity verification within the South African electoral process.Sub-event
  8. MK party claims of being robbed of power in KwaZulu-Natal, alongside IEC warnings about declining public trust in institutions.Sub-event
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  1. The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) launched a campaign in Midrand, South Africa.Sub-event
  2. The Independent Electoral Commission managed the voter registration process for the 2026 Presidential Election on May 27, 2026.Sub-event
  3. Khayelitsha residents urge voting to drive community change.1 source
  4. IEC launched 2026 programme in South Africa amid concerns over misinformation threatening electoral integrity.1 source
  5. IEC deploys AI bot for voter queries during local government elections.1 source
  6. IEC strengthened safeguards against fraudulent content to protect the 2026 local government election.1 source

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The entities involved

  • Midrand

    area in central Gauteng Province, South Africa

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