An Umlazi woman has been sentenced to three years of correctional supervision and four years imprisonment wholly suspended for three years.
This after she was found to have voted twenty-four times in the recent local government elections.
Nomusa Gabuza, who is a teacher at a Durban school pleaded guilty to contravening electoral laws.
Gabuza cast twelve votes for the municipal elections and twelve more for the ward elections.
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