Africa-Press – Angola. The province of Uíge will count, in this election, with 1,164 polling stations and 1,670 polling stations, which have already been signaled and coded, being distributed in all 16 municipal seats, communes and villages with the highest population concentration.
In all, 712,430 is the number of voters registered to vote on August 24, commissioner António Ayendakio told this Tuesday.
The head of the Provincial Electoral Commission said that the polling stations are located in the municipalities of Kitexe (51), Bungo (44), Ambuila (31), Negage (62), Puri (45), Maquela do Zombo (107), Damba (79), Sanza Pombo (79), Bembe (40), Milunga (92), Songo (78), Kimbele (154), Kangola (60), Uíge (138), Mukaba (40) and Buengas (64) .
The polling stations and polling stations will be staffed by 6,680 already selected members who began training on Monday, August 1st, in two cycles, ending on Friday, August 5th. The second training cycle runs from the 8th to the 12th of this month. For the mobilization of voters, 512 agents of electoral civic education were recruited, he said, guaranteeing that information on how and where citizens will be able to vote on August 24 is going very well.
Recently, the Provincial Electoral Commission (CPE) swore in five new presidents of the electoral commissions of the municipalities of Songo, Mucaba, Sanza Pombo, Maquela do Zombo and Kangola, in an act that was guided by the president of the Provincial Electoral Commission, Avelino Martins. For those in office, the president of the CPE, Avelino Martins, recommended work, responsibility and always striving for unity of action. “The individuality of each manager has a lot to do with the work environment in their place of jurisdiction, and should reinforce the principles of exemption and impartiality”, recommended. Valter António | Uíge
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