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FS political parties to sign Electoral Code of Conduct ahead of LGE

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FS political parties to sign Electoral Code of Conduct ahead of LGE

Twenty-one political parties contesting the 2026 Local Government Elections (LGE) in the Free State are expected to sign the Electoral Code of Conduct at Mangaung City Hall in Bloemfontein on Friday.

The ceremony aims to reaffirm the political parties’ commitment to peaceful campaigning, mutual tole

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