On Wednesday, 27th April, South Africa celebrated Freedom Day, commemorating the first time every South African citizen was given a vote. These first democratic elections were held 28 years ago on 27th April 1994. A staggering 19.7m of the 22.7m eligible voters showed up at the polls to make their votes count in South Africa’s first non-racial election. The presidential candidate for that first election was the iconic Nelson Mandela, who is widely credited for brokering the peaceful transition of power in the country.
Here he is in all his glory! You can read more about the great man here.
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Here he is in all his glory! You can read more about the great man here.
***
Visit my online gallery to see all of my available work.
All images are available as high quality prints on non-archival paper or on ready-to-hang stretched canvas.
Contact me:
by phone/whatsapp on +27 79 247 7532
by email to [email protected]
