Ingabe i-viburnum iphakamisa noma yehlise umfutho wegazi? Abantu abane-hypertension ye-arterial noma i-hypotension enzima bavame ukuphoqelelwa ukuthi bahlole umkhiqizo ngamunye wokudla ekudleni kwabo. Kulokhu, umbuzo womphumela we-viburnum ohlelweni lwezinhliziyo uba yinto esemqoka. 10th and 11th March - Update Your Address The Electoral Commission (IEC) has embarked on various ‘address harvest’ initiatives in a drive to secure the outstanding addresses of some 26% of voters on the national common voters’ roll by June 2018. By mid-August 2017 an online facility was made available for South Africans to provide their address to the IEC online. As only some 51% of South Africans have access to the internet and therefore an Address Harvesting Weekend has therefore been planned for the 10th and 11th March 2018. In its order on 14 June 2016 in the Electoral Commission v Mhlope and Others (Mhlope), the Constitutional Court directed that, among others, the IEC must by 30 June 2018 have obtained and recorded on the national common voters' roll all addresses of voters that are objectively available. Prior to December 2003 the law did not require an address for each voter on the voters’ roll. While the IEC was not obliged to obtain addresses of voters who registered prior to December 2003, the Commission has decided that addresses of all registered voters will be obtained regardless of the date of registration. (Vota News: July 2017)