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Voter turnout likely higher than 66 pct seen in 2019 election: electoral commission chief

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South Africa's electoral commission chief Sy Mamabolo says it is "difficult to call" the election turnout until vote count is completed, adding that it will likely be "well beyond" the 66 percent of the 2019 vote. SOUNDBITE

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