Campaigning and Election Observation

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Title	Campaigning and Election Observation
Landing page	https://ujonlinepress.uj.ac.za/index.php/ujp/catalog/book/380
Publisher	UJ Press
Published on	2025-09-09
Long abstract	In his address to the UN General Assembly on 13 September 1993, Nelson Mandela called for the lifting of economic sanctions. It was as if the ANC leader was finally officially confirming that the alliance with the government was strong enough to sustain the democratisation process through the final difficulties with the extreme parties, including the Inkatha Freedom Party, towards a successful conclusion. Another corner was turned when the Transitional Executive Council held its first meeting on 7 December. Prior to this, broad agreement had been reached on a democratic transitional constitution and an electoral law.
Page range	pp. 163-170

In his address to the UN General Assembly on 13 September 1993, Nelson Mandela called for the lifting of economic sanctions. It was as if the ANC leader was finally officially confirming that the alliance with the government was strong enough to sustain the democratisation process through the final difficulties with the extreme parties, including the Inkatha Freedom Party, towards a successful conclusion. Another corner was turned when the Transitional Executive Council held its first meeting on 7 December. Prior to this, broad agreement had been reached on a democratic transitional constitution and an electoral law.