Election posters have not yet been removed in some parts of Cape Town even though the deadline for the removal of posters has lapsed.
After initially agreeing to shed some light on the City of Cape Town’s rules and regulations regarding election posters, Spokesperson Luthando Tyhalibongo did not honour his appointment for an interview with SABC News. “Municipal council normally they have a bylaw that regulates the hanging up of posters and the removal of posters. They will pay a deposit. Normally the bylaw requires them to pay a deposit. And then they are given either 10 or 14 days after the elections. Failing which the bylaw can either say they will be charged per post that is still hanging. So yeah either they are charged per post that the municipality will have to remove and that is then deducted from the deposit that they have paid.
“We have regional chairpersons-we have instructed our regional chairpersons and our candidates to take down all posters. When I received this call, I immediately asked our regional chairperson to go check and take those posters down. Thank you for letting us knows. And we will attend to it very shortly.”
Well they must be fined. Why does all crime get posted but nothing happens on the ground. The y were quick to put the posters up... 🤔
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