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1994 Ballot Paper Set (PWV, W.Cape, Natal) - South Africa (Excl IFP)
For auction is a wonderful piece of South African history, a set of 3 unused mint condition ballot papers from PWV, Western Cape and Natal. Issued in 1994 to the people of the Republic of South Africa in the first multi-racial election after the dissolution of apartheid. The ballot lists the names and pictures of the party leaders, including Nobel Peace Prize Winners Nelson Mandela - ANC & FW de Klerk - NP.
20 APRIL 1994
IFP for poll (This led to a rush to print and paste the IFP voting block onto all ballot papers - NOT INCLUDED WITH THIS SET)
South Africa was yesterday rescued from the brink of a political tragedy when the Inkatha Freedom Party finally agreed to contest the country's first nonracial elections, to be held next week.
The announcement follows five days of intensive meetings between IFP president Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi, State President FW de Klerk and African National Congress president Mr Nelson Mandela.
Buthelezi, Mandela and De Klerk acknowledged the shuttle diplomacy of Kenyan roving ambassador Professor Washington Okumu, who brokered the negotiations leading to the historic inclusive settlement.
Sowetan, Wednesday 20 April 1994
27 APRIL 1994
South Africa votes.
29 APRIL 1994
Big count begins
South Africa now waits with bated breath for the outcome of this week's historic elections as the big count begins, with provisional results likely to be announced by Sunday night.
But the excitement will be mixed with concern and anxiety. The three days scheduled for the elections were seriously disrupted by logistical problems. As a result, voting was extended until 7pm today in certain parts of the country.
Those who are still going to the polls today are voters in Venda, Gazankulu, Lebowa, KwaZulu, Transkei and Ciskei.
Sowetan, Friday 29 April 1994
1 MAY 1994
Power to the people
As election results began to flow in last night, the ANC had established a commanding lead nationally. In the Free State, Eastern Transvaal and North West provinces, it had secured more than 80% of the vote.
Sunday Times, Sunday 1 May 1994
*Sellers Note: Auction is for a set of 3 unused mint condition ballot papers from PWV, Western Cape and Natal. Set does not include the IFP sticker on the Ballots (Although still very collectible).