Google doodle celebrates SAElections2019 | BraGrobbies
Internet search engine Google has always been at the forefront of using its doodles to signify international matters of importance. , on Freedom Day, Google commemorated 25 years since South Africa's first democratic elections with a doodle depicting the South African flag designed by Fred Brownell, which was first hoisted on April 27, 1994.
On Wednesday, Google again replaced its usual logo with a doodle celebrating South Africa's sixth democratic elections since that historic day in 1994.
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