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The Electoral Commission (EC) on Friday addressed the media on the successful end of the voters' registration exercise.
The exercise, which started on June 30, was conducted in six phases in about 33,000 registration centres and officially ended on August 6, 2020.
The update was in line with the mandate of the 'Let the Citizens Know' forum launched by the Commission.
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