There are many ways to rig elections, and not all of them are obvious. Free and fair elections require vigilance and rigour, writes Solly Moeng.
With the US midterms delivering another agonisingly slow vote count, interspersed with protestations from former US President Donald Trump, it will soon be South Africa's turn to take to the polls. And - as regular 'free and fair' elections continue to be counted in the basket of key indicators of a healthy democracy around the world- South Africa's, too, will likely face scrutiny at home and abroad.