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The letter of complaint states that “the DA alleges that the lamp-pole posters that you have erected in the Western Cape are not compliant with Section 107 of the Act, that your posters do not display the name and address of the printer and publishers of the posters, as required in terms of the Act”.
Herron said the DA’s complaint – sent in a letter signed by DA provincial manager Ananda Nel – was “frivolous”. He accused the party of trying to “silence opposition voices” and said they would be taking legal action and submitting a counter-claim to the IEC.However, DA national spokesperson Solly Malatsi denied claims that the party was attempting to silence opposition parties, saying “nothing could be further from the truth”.
If found that there is an infringement of the same section of the Electoral Act, Malatsi said the DA would “robustly respond to that”.Miller maintained that the DA’s allegations were unfounded.
Yes exactly. Because the EFF, Cape Party and GOOD (for what?) parties have not kept to the legal requirements relating to the displaying of posters!