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POLL PERIL: ANC campaigner suffers electric shock and broken leg during poster drive

Newseze Wire·Thu, Oct 22, 11:39 AMWire: Daily Maverick
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POLL PERIL: ANC campaigner suffers electric shock and broken leg during poster drive

Eskom and City Power have warned political parties not to attach their posters to electricity infrastructure.

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