Browsing History by Subject "Voting -- South Africa"
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10 Commandments for voters
(Project Vote, 1994)Poster in aid of voter education issued by Project Vote of the Centre for Development Studies listing ten commandments or advice that voters should follow. The poster depicts a green patterned border filled with illustrations ... -
4 Redes om te stem
(Project Vote, 1994)Poster in aid of voter education issued by Project Vote depicting four children of diverse racial and social backgrounds playing together at a childcare centre. The heading of the poster is in Afrikaans and translates to ... -
According to the NP, you played no part in changing South Africa
(1994-02-01)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) referring to the National Party's (NP) denial of the struggles of the people of South Africa in bringing about change, falsely taking sole credit for changing ... -
African Christian Democratic Party
Newspaper advertisement by the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) appealing to the people of the Western Cape to vote for them during the elections. The advertisement features images of both party president, Reverend ... -
African Christian Democratic Party : Dr Johan van der Westhuizen
A rally poster by the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) dated for Tuesday the 19th of April, 13:00 PM at a venue listed as BJ 230. The speaker is Dr Johan van der Westhuizen, one of the co-founders of the party. ... -
Die Afrika Christen Demokratiese Party
(Louis, Allan, 1994-04-23)Newspaper advertisement by the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) appealing to the people of the Western Cape to vote for them during the elections. The advertisement features images of both party president, Reverend ... -
After 46 years of National Party rule... : these people want you to vote for them
(1994)Campaign poster by the African National Congress (ANC) depicting black and white images of five members of the National Party (NP): D. F. Malan, Hendrik Verwoerd, John Vorster, R. W. Botha, and F. W. de Klerk against a ... -
After April 27 there will be something more important than an ANC government. You
(ANC Department of Information and Publicity (DIP), 1994-04-17)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) calling on every person and organisation to join the ANC in building a nation and putting an end to violence. The advertisement communicates the principles ... -
After years without rights, its fair to ask what will your country do for you?
(1994-01-30)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) communicating what the party plans to provide and offer the people of South Africa as government leaders committed to upholding principles of democracy and ... -
After years without rights, its fair to ask what will your country do for you?
(1994-02-03)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) communicating what the party plans to provide and offer the people of South Africa as government leaders committed to upholding principles of democracy and ... -
After years without rights, its fair to ask what will your country do for you?
(ANC Department of Information and Publicity (DIP), 1994-01-31)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) communicating what the party plans to provide and offer the people of South Africa as government leaders committed to upholding principles of democracy and ... -
Alan Boesak se : ek het my ID
Campaign poster by the African National Congress (ANC) urging South Africans to ensure they obtain their identification documents (ID) so that they may vote during the election period. A black and white image of Alan Boesak ... -
All our candidates are chosen on merit. No wonder so many of them are women
Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) highlighting their longstanding recognition of women's rights and their focus on merit when choosing candidates. The advertisement also emphasises the large number of ... -
AMP enjoying good and prohibiting evil : African Muslim Party, small but very effective!
(African Muslim Party (AMP), 1994-04-25)Newspaper advertisement by the African Muslim Party (AMP) communicating their efficacy even as a small party in promoting an alternative system based on Islam. At the bottom of the poster is a text box expressing the party's ... -
AMP enjoying good and prohibiting evil : African Muslim Party, small but very effective!
(African Muslim Party (AMP), 1994-04-23)Newspaper advertisement by the African Muslim Party (AMP) communicating their efficacy even as a small party in promoting an alternative system based on Islam. At the bottom of the poster is a text box expressing the party's ... -
AMP enjoying good and prohibiting evil : communism and capitalism have failed and are dying
(African Muslim Party (AMP), 1994-04-25)Newspaper advertisement by the African Muslim Party (AMP) expressing their views on the failure of communism and capitalism and encouraging South Africans to vote for an alternative system governed by the values of Islam, ... -
AMP enjoying good and prohibiting evil : communism and capitalism have failed and are dying
(African Muslim Party (AMP), 1994-04-23)Newspaper advertisement by the African Muslim Party (AMP) expressing their views on the failure of communism and capitalism and encouraging South Africans to vote for an alternative system governed by the values of Islam, ... -
AMP enjoying good and prohibiting evil : women's rights, who knows them better than we do
(African Muslim Party (AMP), 1994-04-23)Newspaper advertisement by the African Muslim Party (AMP) expressing the centuries long practice in Islam of respecting and protecting women's rights. The advertisement encourages South Africans to vote for an alternative ... -
AMP your natural home
(African Muslim Party (AMP), 1994-03-27)Newspaper advertisement by the African Muslim Party (AMP) communicating the principles governing the party. Appearing in a supplement to the Sunday Times. Issued by the African Muslim Party. -
AMP your natural home : Dr Imtiaz Sooliman
(African Muslim Party (AMP), 1994-03-13)Newspaper advertisement by the African Muslim Party (AMP) communicating the principles governing the party. An image of party leader Dr. Imtiaz Sooliman appears in the upper left-hand portion of the advertisement underneath ...
