# The South African Council of Churches says that although it acknowledges the frustration many voters feel about the state of the country, staying home and not voting is not the solution. It says after more than 30 years of democracy, many communities are still waiting for clean water, reliable electricity, safety and jobs. SACC General Secretary Reverend Mzwandile Molo says local government touches everyone’s daily lives; therefore, voting is an important way to hold those who govern accountable:
SA Council of Churches says voting is an important way to hold those who govern accountable [SOUND]
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