Browsing South African Elections by Title

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    • Gelyke opveoding vir almal 

      African National Congress (ANC) (Community Arts Project, 1994)
      Campaign poster by the African National Congress (ANC) promoting equal education for all and encouraging voters to vote for the ANC. Three individuals are shown in the foreground casting their vote. Behind them is a classroom ...

    • God save the king omitted : protests 

      Cape Argus
      Newspaper advertisement for the Wednesday publication of the Cape Argus newspaper displaying the text: "God save the King" omitted: Protests.

    • Government's report to the nation 

      African National Congress (ANC); Government Communications (2004)
      Two pages communicating president Thabo Mbeki's report to the nation after ten years of democracy. The information presents the government's efforts in addressing poverty, crime, and concerns of safety and security. The ...

    • Grond vir almal 

      African National Congress (ANC) (Community Arts Project, 1994)
      Campaign poster by the African National Congress (ANC) promoting land for all and encouraging voters to vote for the ANC. Three individuals are shown in the foreground casting their vote. Behind them is a man standing in ...

    • Heal our land 

      Independent Forum for Electoral Education (1994)
      A black and white poster calling on South Africans to heal our land by voting on the 27th April 1994. An illustration of the voting mark, a cross, is recreated by two plasters, one crossing the other. The poster is presented ...

    • Heal our land 

      Independent Forum for Electoral Education (Independent Forum for Electoral Education, 1994-01-16)
      A black and white poster by the Independent Forum for Electoral Education encouraging South Africans to vote in order to heal the country.

    • Heal our land : vote April 27/28 

      Independent Forum for Electoral Education (1994)
      Black and white sticker issued by the Independent Forum for Electoral Education calling on South Africans to heal our land by voting on the 27/28th April 1994. An illustration of the voters mark, a cross, is recreated by ...

    • Die hele wereld wil verandering sien 

      African National Congress (ANC) (1994-04-23)
      Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) expressing the desire for change and an end to apartheid.

    • Hiermee kan ek saamstem!!! 

      Freedom Front (FF)
      Newspaper advertisement by the Freedom Front (FF) delivering a message from General Constand Viljoen in which he delivers a manifesto stating the party's views and aims. Compiled and issued by Dr Pieter Mulder, chairman of the FF.

    • Housing is a right not a privilege 

      Workers' List Party (WLP) (1994)
      Campaign poster by the Workers' List Party (WLP) emphasising access to housing as a basic human right and encouraging South Africans to vote for them in order to ensure human rights such as these are upheld. Large black ...

    • How can you prevent the door from being slammed shut on self-determination 

      Freedom Front (FF)
      Newspaper advertisement by the Freedom Front (FF) calling on South Africans to secure their self-determination by voting for the FF. Advertisement compiled by Dr Pieter Mulder, chairman of the FF.

    • How dare the National Party claim they have the experience to govern! 

      Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU)
      Newspaper advertisement by the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) depicting the hardship, suffering, and destruction of the people and communities of the Western Cape under National Party (NP) rule. The ...

    • How much longer can he avoid telling the truth? 

      African National Congress (ANC) (ANC Department of Information and Publicity (DIP), 1994-03-25)
      Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) emphasising the dishonesty of the National Party (NP), questioning their commitment to peace, and calling out F.W. de Klerk and the NP's failure to take ...

    • How to cast your 2 ballots in the voting hall 

      Unknown author
      An illustrated and descriptive guide to the ten stages of the voting process.

    • How we caught the Nats with their pants down 

      Democratic Party (DP)
      Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) in which they refer to the 'Toilets in the Veld' scandal in an attempt to highlight the corruption of the National Party (NP) and emphasise the role of the DP in addressing ...

    • How you can prevent being hammered by injustice 

      Freedom Front (FF)
      Newspaper advertisement by the Freedom Front (FF) calling on South Africans to vote for them to ensure the prevention of injustice. Compiled by Dr Pieter Mulder, chairman of the FF.

    • How you can prevent being swamped by oppressive ideologies 

      Freedom Front (FF)
      Newspaper advertisement by the Freedom Front (FF) calling on South Africans to vote for them in order to prevent the enforcing of oppressive ideologies. Compiled by Dr Pieter Mulder, chairman of the FF.

    • How you can prevent having your culture and lifestyle squashed 

      Freedom Front (FF)
      Newspaper advertisement by the Freedom Front (FF) calling on South Africans to vote for them to ensure that their culture and lifestyle is not "squashed". Compiled by Dr Pieter Mulder, chairman of the FF.

    • How you can prevent your property and wealth from being redistributed 

      Freedom Front (FF)
      Newspaper advertisement by the Freedom Front (FF) calling on South Africans to vote for them in order to avoid having their property and wealth redistributed. Information compiled by Dr Pieter Mulder, chairman of the FF.

    • How you can prevent your property and wealth from being redistributed 

      Freedom Front (FF) (Mulder, Pieter, 1994-04-17)
      Newspaper advertisement by the Freedom Front (FF) calling on South Africans to vote for them in order to avoid having their property and wealth redistributed. Information compiled by Dr Pieter Mulder, chairman of the FF. ...