Browsing South African Elections by Title
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Putting the power in your hands
(Day, Gail, 1994)Campaign poster by the Federal Party (FP) promoting the party's aim to return power to the people. A large colour image of party leader and founder, Frances Kendall, fills the poster. The political party name appears in ... -
Racism
Newspaper advertisement issued by World University Service (WUS) and Erase challenging racism and calling on voters to use their vote on the 27th April to put an end to racism. The advertisement features a black and white ... -
Reconstruction : peace and democracy
(1994)A poster by the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) featuring colour illustrations of workers and a black and white photo image of a woman. The poster titled, Reconstruction, lists job creation, better living ... -
Red eers die Afrikaner, dan die renoster!
(Mulder, Pieter, 1999)Campaign poster by the Freedom Front / Vryheidsfront (FF/VF) encouraging South Africans to aid in the salvation of the Afrikaner by voting for the FF/VF. The poster is compiled and issued by Dr. Pieter Mulder. -
Remember Chris Hani, people's hero
(1994)Campaign poster by the African National Congress (ANC) depicting a large black and white profile image of the late Martin Thembisile (Chris) Hani. The text appearing on the poster encourages South Africans to remember Chris ... -
Sekunjalo! Ke nako! Nou is die tyd!
Sticker by the African National Congress (ANC) encouraging South Africans to vote for the party at the elections. The sticker depicts a voters mark alongside the party of choice, in this case, the ANC. -
Sekunjalo! Ke nako! Now is the time
(1994)Calendar for the year 1994 presented by the African National Congress (ANC). A large colour image of Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela surrounded by young children and community members appears on the left-hand side of the calendar. ... -
Should anyone walk away from the elections? You be the judge
(ANC Department of Information and Publicity (DIP), 1994-02-20)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) communicating their proposal to address the fears of those who feel their needs have not been met. Advertisement issued by the Department of Information and ... -
Should anyone walk away from the elections? You be the judge
(ANC Department of Information and Publicity (DIP), 1994-02-18)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) communicating their proposal to address the fears of those who feel their needs have not been met. Advertisement issued by the Department of Information and ... -
Should murderers and rapists be allowed to vote?
Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) encouraging South Africans to vote for them in order to avoid the inefficiency of the National Party (NP). The advertisement addresses concerns over voting rights being ... -
Slaan terug teen misdaad
Campaign poster by the Democratic Party (DP) featuring large black text against a yellow background encouraging South Africans to fight against crime and vote for the DP. The DP logo appears in the lower half of the poster ... -
Slegs die ANC-regering kan 'n stabiele ekonomie bou
(African National Congress (ANC), 1994-04-09)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) presenting a message from Connie September, vice president of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) expressing her view of the ANC as the only ... -
Sluit nou aan by Tony Leon se wenspan
Campaign poster by the Democratic Party (DP) for the 1999 elections featuring a large colour image of the party leader, Tony Leon. The poster encourages voters to join the "winning team", Tony Leon's DP. Contact details ... -
So sal die wat laaste is, eerste wees
(Konigkramer, Arthur, 1994-04-26)Newspaper advertisement by the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) presenting a biblical verse from the book of Mattheus 20:16 in reference to their rise to power from the bottom of the list of political parties on the ballot ... -
Someday we will all be free
(Project Vote, 1994)Poster issued by Project Vote depicting a colour image of Archbishop Desmond Tutu encouraging South Africans to vote. The poster reads, "Someday we will all be free. That day has come. Please vote." The photograph of ... -
South Africa is changing
(van Schalkwyk, Marthinus, 1994-01-02)Newspaper advertisement by the National Party (NP) delivering an address by party leader, F. W. de Klerk, to the people of South Africa at the start of the new year, 1994. The advertisement is compiled and issued by Marthinus ... -
South Africa, we did it for you
(Konigkramer, Arthur, 1994-04-20)Newspaper advertisement by the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) assuring South Africans that all they had done was for the benefit of the country. A request for financial support appears in the lower left-hand side of the poster. ... -
South Africa, we did it for you
(Konigkramer, Arthur, 1994-04-21)Newspaper advertisement by the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) assuring South Africans that all they had done was for the benefit of the country. A request for financial support appears in the lower left-hand side of the poster. ... -
South African elections A to Z
(Mail and Guardian, 1994-03-31)A newspaper supplement by the Weekly Mail & Guardian newspaper dated 31 March to 7 April 1994, providing an alphabetical list of political parties, forums and major organisations concerned with the elections. The supplement ... -
South African national elections ballot paper sample
(Voter Education and Elections Training Unit (VEETU), 1994)Sample of the 1994 South African national elections ballot paper. Instructions are in the eleven official languages. The ballot paper is by the Voter Education and Elections Training Unit (VEETU). Printed by Shereno Printers.
