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Authentic 1994 South Africa Ballots

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"Today, all of us do, by our presence here and by our celebrations in other parts of our country and the world, confer glory and hope to newborn liberty."

- President Nelson Mandela
Pretoria, South Africa, May 10, 1994

In April 1994, the world witnessed a historic event as ALL South Africans voted in their first-ever free elections.  This event ended 340 years of minority-imposed government and brought Nelson Mandela to power as President of the new Republic of South Africa.

During a White House Ceremony, President Mandela gave special recognition to us for our role in bringing democracy to South Africa.

"You have no idea how your involvement in the anti-apartheid struggle in our country actually helped to facilitate the transformation."

Own an Authentic, Unmarked Ballot from South Africa's first-ever free election!

Examine the features that make this one of the most meaningful and prestigious symbols of freedom in the world today. Overall dimensions:  12" x 7 ¾" "PROV 1994" printed at the top of each ballot, signifying a provincial ballot from one of the provinces in the Republic of South Africa's first democratic election. Voting instructions in the 11 official languages of South Africa. Full color party symbols and faces of all candidates. Security features include: Thousands of "IEC" watermarks. "IEC" microprinting. A unique 8-digit registration number Staple marks in the left margin of the ballot reflect the fact that official ballots were distributed to voting stations in stapled books of 100. The Inkatha Freedom Party candidate, Mangosuthu Buthelezi, appears at the bottom of the ballot on a white sticker that was hand-applied when he finally consented to participate.   Buthelezi protested the election process up to a few days before the election. Certificate of Authenticity Included.

LittleAfrica.com proudly offers you this opportunity to own a very special piece of history...
An authentic ballot from South Africa's first ever free election.

es of these official historic documents are limited and once they are gone, they are gone forever.  Proudly display your ballot in a place where others will appreciate its significance. It is certain to increase in historical value and be a stimulating educational conversation piece for generations to come.

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