Browsing South African Elections newspaper publications by Author "Democratic Party (DP)"
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All our candidates are chosen on merit. No wonder so many of them are women
Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) highlighting their longstanding recognition of women's rights and their focus on merit when choosing candidates. The advertisement also emphasises the large number of ... -
At negotiations, these 6 democrats won more issues than 40 Nats
(Selfe, James, 1994-04-10)Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) highlighting the large number of issues won by a mere six DP members in parliament as opposed to the forty National Party (NP) members and those of the African National ... -
Dis hoe die linkes hulle uitskel. En hoe die Natte hulle behandel. G'n wonder daar's geen respek vir wet en orde nie
Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) illustrating the negative and demoralising treatment of the police by the National Party (NP) and African National Congress (ANC), and the negative effect this has on ... -
How we caught the Nats with their pants down
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 ... -
I want a party that'll stand up to the ANC. Do I have to vote for the Nats?
(Selfe, James, 1994-04-16)Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) appealing to South Africans to vote for them as the "better calibre" opposition to the African National Congress (ANC). The advertisement is issued by James Selfe and ... -
I want a party that'll stand up to the ANC. Do I have to vote for the Nats?
(Selfe, James, 1994-04-26)Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) appealing to South Africans to vote for them as the "better calibre" opposition to the African National Congress (ANC). The advertisement is issued by James Selfe and ... -
I'm sick and tired of being pushed around
Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) in which they accuse the African National Party (ANC) of bullying, serving as mere replacements for the previous political bullies, the National Party (NP). An image of ... -
If the left get in, there'll be nothing right. If the right get in, there'll be nothing left
(Selfe, James, 1994-04-22)A banner advertisement for the Democratic Party (DP) appearing in the masthead of The Argus newspaper title page. The advertisement was issued by James Selfe. -
If the left get in, there'll be nothing right. If the right get in, there'll be nothing left
A banner advertisement for the Democratic Party (DP) appearing in the masthead of The Argus newspaper title page. The advertisement was issued by James Selfe. -
If the left get in, there'll be nothing right. If the right get in, there'll be nothing left
(Selfe, James, 1994-04-21)A banner advertisement for the Democratic Party (DP) appearing in the masthead of The Argus newspaper title page. The advertisement was issued by James Selfe. -
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. -
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 ... -
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 ... -
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 ... -
Let's twist again, like we did last election
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 ... -
The Nats claim that we're too small to be a strong opposition to the ANC
Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) challenging the view of the National Party (NP) who deem them a small and weak opposition to the ANC. Featured in the advertisement are the names of all the major ... -
Perhaps he will be president
(Selfe, James, 1994-03-20)Newspaper advertisement by the Democratic Party (DP) speaking of their plans to address the poverty of the country by creating an economy that is run by the people, not the government. The advertisement is issued by James ... -
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 ...
