People in Cape Town queue up to cast their votes in South Africa's general election, with the ANC's exclusive grip on power in doubt for the first time in three decades of democracy. More than 27 million voters were registered for the most uncertain poll since the African National Congress (ANC) led the nation out of apartheid rule. "It's very exciting for me also because of all the different parties, in addition to the independents. It gives our democracy, I would think a little bit of spice," says Sihaam Samaai, an attorney. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES