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IFES Technical Assistance Project: Malawi Final Activity Report
This report summarizes the technical assistance project in Malawi. The report focuses on election preparation activities, including voter registration, election administration and observation.
July 31, 1994
Election Material
Ballot
Malawi Parliamentary Ballot 1994
Ballot for the 1994 Malawian Parliamentary election. This ballot was used in the Chitipa Wenya district, and the major parties were the United Democratic Front and the Malawi Congress Party.
Election Material
Ballot
Malawi Presidential Ballot 1994
A general election was held in Malawi on 17 May 1994. This ballot was used to elect the Malawian President. The candidates in the election were Bakili MULUZI (United Democratic Front), Hastings BANDA (Malawi Congress Party), and Chakufwa CHIHANA (Alliance for Democracy).
Election Material
Civic Education Material
List of Media Projects
The IFEE Media Commission Evaluation Workshop held on 24-26 May 1994 published a list of media projects undertaken as part of IFEE’s voter education media programme. Included on the list are print media projects such as the comic book “Our Time to Choose” and audio visual materials such as the “What is Democracy” video. A bulk of the material is focused around the slogan “Heal Our Land.” The phrase was the theme of a television series, educational audio cassettes and was also found on t-shirts, bumper stickers and posters.
Election Material
Ballot
South Africa Ballot National Assembly 1994
Ballot used to elect the South African National Assembly on 27 April 1994. Voters are instructed to vote for a party, with seats being determined by proportional vote. The 1994 election was the first with universal suffrage.
Election Material
Ballot
South Africa Ballot National Assembly 1994
Ballot used in the 27 April 1994 general election in South Africa. The 1994 election represented the first post-Apartheid election in South Africa. Voting for the National Assembly is done through proportional representation.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
South Africa Election
Entitled “South African Election: April 26-28 1994,” this publication from the Embassy of South Africa on April 19th, 1994 provides basic information to South African citizens living in the United States on their ability to participate in the first universal franchise election from April 26-28 1994. Included is a map of the nine regions of South Africa and complete instructions as to how to vote absentee as well as a list of voting locations.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Collection of Voter Education Materials from South Africa: Flyers, Posters, Instructions, etc.
This document contains a collection of posters, flyers and civic education literature pertaining to the 1994 national elections in South Africa. Included are posters with the exact date of the election and pamphlets depicting the voting and registration process. The material was part of an effort made to provide voter education to the large swath of the South African population who had been denied voting rights until this time.