Browsing South African Elections by Title
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Important election information : what is the IEC doing for you?
(Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), 1994-03-27)Important election information provided by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) on page 27 of the Sunday Times newspaper informing South Africans of the roles and responsibilities of the IEC in ensuring a free and ... -
Important election message : will you be abroad on April 26 - 28?
A newspaper advertisment by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) informing South Africans who are abroad of 76 international countries from which they may cast their vote. -
Important election message : you're ready
(Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), 1994-04-26)An election message by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) on page 4 of The Argus newspaper stating that both the people of South Africa and the IEC are ready for the elections. -
In 1989, these were the NP leaders whose government brought you detention without trial, crime, corruption and hit squads
Newspaper advertisement highlighting the unchanged face of the National Party. The advertisement presents an image of the six National Party leaders of 1989 and the same six as leaders of the 'new' National Party of 1994. -
In the name of Allah, the beneficent, the merciful
Newspaper advertisement by the African Muslim Party (AMP) presenting their manifesto along with a list of some of their candidates. -
The Independent Media Commission
Newspaper advertisement by the Independent Media Commission (IMC) providing information on their establishment and role in ensuring a free and fair election through the monitoring of all television and radio stations, ... -
Is a vote for the Democratic Party a wasted vote?
(1994-02-13)Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) assuring South Africans that a vote for the DP will not be a wasted one, because, regardless of their small size, they have the power to effect change. -
Is a vote for the Democratic Party a wasted vote?
(Selfe, James, 1994-02-16)Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) assuring South Africans that a vote for the DP will not be a wasted one, because, regardless of their small size, they have the power to effect change. The advertisement ... -
Is a vote for the Democratic Party a wasted vote?
(Selfe, James, 1994-02-12)Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) assuring South Africans that a vote for the DP will not be a wasted one, because, regardless of their small size, they have the power to effect change. The advertisement ... -
Is this what the Nationalist government thinks a South African brain looks like?
Campaign poster by the African National Congress (ANC) containing text highlighting the corruption and mismanagement of the National Party (NP) government. -
It takes a brave person to fight back. But a true hero to make peace
(ANC Department of Information and Publicity (DIP), 1994-04-10)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) calling on South Africans to remember and honour Martin Thembisile "Chris" Hani, a hero who fought and died for peace and a better life for all. -
It won't be the first time a cross made the world a better place
Campaign poster by the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) encouraging South Africans to help make the world a better place by voting ACDP. White text appears in a red band running across the bottom of the poster ... -
It's time for Christians to stand up and be counted
(Maluleke, Dan, 1994-04-21)Newspaper advertisement by the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) calling on South Africans to help build a new and better South Africa by voting for the ACDP and party leader, Reverend Kenneth Meshoe. The advertisement ... -
It's true, doors have been opened through negotiations
(Selfe, James, 1994-03-23)Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) revealing secret deals being made between the National Party (NP) and the African National Congress (ANC) that put the safety of South Africans at risk. The advertisement ... -
It's your future. It's your choice
(van Schalkwyk, Marthinus, 1994-02-03)Newspaper advertisement by the National Party (NP) in which they contrast and compare the leadership ability, the policy, and experience of the African National Congress (ANC) with that of the new NP. The advertisement is ... -
Ja, die Natte is plesierig, maar kan jy hulle glo?
Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) encouraging South Africans to vote for them. The advertisement depicts an image of National Party leader F. W. de Klerk dressed in traditional African attire in an attempt ... -
Jobs and security for all! Sekunjalo! ke nako!
Campaign poster by the African National Congress (ANC) encouraging South Africans to vote ANC to ensure jobs and security. A colour image of a man and woman casting their votes appears in the foreground with the words, ... -
Jobs, peace and justice only through socialism
(1994)Campaign poster by the Workers' List Party (WLP) promoting socialism as the only means to acquiring jobs, peace and justice. Large black and red text appears against a bright yellow background. The party logo is positioned ... -
Just how fair is the Cape?
(ANC Department of Information and Publicity (DIP), 1994-02-27)Newspaper Advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) highlighting the issues that affect the lives of disadvantaged people of the Western Cape and presenting the ANC's plans to address these issues. The advertisement ... -
Just how fair is the Cape?
(ANC Department of Information and Publicity (DIP), 1994-02-25)Newspaper Advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) highlighting the issues that affect the lives of disadvantaged people of the Western Cape and presenting the ANC's plans to address these issues. The advertisement ...
