Browsing South African Election posters by Title
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Heal our land
(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 : vote April 27/28
(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 ... -
Housing is a right not a privilege
(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 to cast your 2 ballots in the voting hall
An illustrated and descriptive guide to the ten stages of the voting process. -
Huise vir almal
(Community Arts Project, 1994)Campaign poster by the African National Congress (ANC) promoting homes for all and encouraging voters to vote for the ANC. Three individuals are shown in the foreground casting their vote. Behind them is a family standing ... -
If the left get in, there'll be nothing right - If the right get in, there'll be nothing left
Sticker as marketing material for the Democratic Party (DP). -
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 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 ... -
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 ... -
The land first, all shall follow
(1994)Campaign poster by the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania encouraging voters to support the party. A large colour image of party leader, Clarence Mlami Makwetu, fills the poster. The party logo appears in the top left-hand ... -
Let's get SA working, jobs, jobs, jobs : a better life for all!
(1994)Campaign poster by the African National Congress (ANC) promising job creation and a better life for all under ANC leadership. The ANC flag appears in the top centre of the poster. Text appears in yellow against a bright ... -
Mandela
(1990)Colour poster filled with the image of Nelson Mandela raising his fist as he walks among a group of struggle activists and icons. Included is a small black and white image on Mr Mandela as a young man as well as black and ... -
Mandela Conquers the Cape
(South, 1994)A poster featuring colour as well as black and white images of Nelson Mandela engaging with communities of the Western Cape. The images were taken by photographers, Rashid Lombard, Tanis and Yunus Mohamed. At the bottom ... -
Mandela festival : a future we can share
A rally poster by the African National Congress (ANC) advertising the Mandela Festival to be held at Athlone Stadium on Sunday the 17th of April at 13:30 PM. A large colour image of Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela fills the ... -
Mandela for president, the people's choice
(1994)Campaign poster by the African National Congress (ANC) promoting Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela as the people's choice for president. A large colour image of Mr Mandela fills the poster. The ANC flag appears in the lower right ... -
Masibambisane ukwakha imisebenzi, uxolo, inkululeko
Campaign poster by the African National Congress (ANC) in the colours of the political party: green, yellow, and black. The words "Masibambisane Ukwakha Imisebenzi Uxolo, Inkululeko" translating to "Working Together For ... -
Die moed om terug te slaan
(Coetzee, Ryan, 1999)Campaign poster by the Democratic Party (DP) for the 1999 elections. A large colour image of the party leader, Tony Leon, fills the poster. The caption is in Afrikaans and may be translated as "The Courage to Fight Back". ... -
Moenie die Kaap weggee nie, slaan terug
Campaign poster by the Democratic Party (DP) featuring large black text in Afrikaans against a yellow background asking South Africans to fight back and not give the Cape away. The poster is encouraging voters to vote for ... -
My vote is my secret
Circular shaped sticker in yellow and purple informing voters of the right to secrecy in their voting choice. Issued by Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR).
