Browsing South African Elections newspaper publications by Title
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Waar u mag stem / where you can vote
A newspaper pullout by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) providing information regarding the elections and where to vote. -
Waar u mag stem / where you can vote
(Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), 1994-04-25)A newspaper pullout, a special section to The Argus newspaper, providing information regarding the elections and where to vote. -
Watch the last gasp of apartheid, minute by minute
(1994-04-22)Newspaper advertisement by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) promoting their full coverage of the elections in all nine provinces. The SABC emphasises that their coverage of this historic event will be of ... -
We add our voices to the people who trust the ANC
(African National Congress (ANC), Western Cape, 1994-04-23)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) listing the names of ANC supporters across various sectors of the Western Cape. Advertisement issued by the ANC Western Cape. -
We believe that the Gospel values of an inclusive society are best represented in the political manifesto of the ANC
(African National Congress (ANC), Western Cape, 1994-04-16)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) stating that the ANC political manifesto best represents the gospel values of an inclusive society. Included in the advertisement is a list of all signatories ... -
We can't live in peace and have dignity if we're all living in the same house
(ANC Department of Information and Publicity (DIP), 1994-03-05)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) highlighting the ANC's five year plan to build houses as a means of addressing the large number of South Africans who do not have adequate housing. Advertisement ... -
We cannot afford more of this
Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) highlighting the devastating effects of the National Party's (NP) education policy that provided three times more for White students than for Coloured, Indian, ... -
We cannot afford more of this : the NP's economic policy has left 5 million people without jobs
(ANC Department of Information and Publicity (DIP), 1994-03-27)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) communicating their plans to address the significant number of South Africans who are unemployed as a result of the National Party's (NP) economic policies and ... -
We support a free and fair election
Newspaper advertisement by the National African Federated Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NAFCOC) voicing their support for a free and fair election and calling on South Africans to vote on the 27th April. -
We want to be sure of jobs, houses, schools, health care - a better life
(van Schalkwyk, Marthinus, 1994-03-29)Newspaper advertisement by the National Party (NP) assuring South Africans of their ability to provide jobs, housing, schools, health care, and better living conditions for all. The advertisement is compiled and issued by ... -
We want to be sure of jobs, houses, schools, health care - a better life
(van Schalkwyk, Marthinus, 1994-03-27)Newspaper advertisement by the National Party (NP) assuring South Africans of their ability to provide jobs, housing, schools, health care, and better living conditions for all. The advertisement is compiled and issued by ... -
We're getting bigger and bigger!
Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) highlighting their growing support from voters across the country and expressing the necessity for dedication and honesty in order to serve as effective opposition. The ... -
We've all made the change - to the NP
(van Schalkwyk, Marthinus, 1994-04-25)Newspaper advertisement by the National Party (NP) presenting names and images of all those who have shifted their support to the NP, as well as the reasons behind their support for the NP. The advertisement is compiled ... -
We've done our duty
(Konigkramer, Arthur, 1994-04-17)Newspaper advertisement by the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) highlighting all they have done to bring peace, democracy, and development to the country. The advertisement further emphasises the inability to depend on the ... -
What lies beneath the ANC?
(van Schalkwyk, Marthinus, 1994-03-25)Newspaper Advertisement by the National Party (NP) emphasising a connection between the South African Communist Party (SACP) and the African National Congress (ANC). The advertisement is aimed at encouraging South Africans ... -
What lies beneath the ANC?
(van Schalkwyk, Marthinus, 1994-03-27)Newspaper Advertisement by the National Party (NP) emphasising a connection between the South African Communist Party (SACP) and the African National Congress (ANC). The advertisement is aimed at encouraging South Africans ... -
When the Nats get into bed with the ANC, guess what happens to you?
(Selfe, James, 1994-04-17)Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) revealing secret deals being made between the African National Congress (ANC) and the National Party (NP). The advertisement is issued by James Selfe and appears on page ... -
The whole world wants to see a change
(African National Congress (ANC), Western Cape, 1994-04-23)Newspaper advertisement by the African National Congress (ANC) expressing the desire for change and an end to apartheid. Advertisement issued by the ANC Western Cape. -
Why you should vote for the one party that doesn't want to run the country!
Newspaper advertisement by the Federal Party (FP) presenting various reasons why South Africans should vote for the party. An image of the party leader, Frances Kendall, appears in the upper right-hand corner. -
Wie anders kan jy vertrou?
Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) presenting the names and images of their provincial and national party candidates. The advertisement was issued by S. McLaughlin.
