May 11, 1994 (Awake April day), Mandela was sworn in as President of South Africa. the







Mandela and de Klerk
1994 May 11, 2011, Mandela was sworn in as the President of South Africa, with South Africa's second Vice President de Klerk hold high tightly phase two hand grip. This marks the racist rule over.
1994 April 26 midnight, South Africa raised the new flag, a symbol has bid farewell to the racist rule in South Africa, into a new historical period. South Africa's first non-racial national election in the day to start May 20, Mandela announced that the ANC won the election. On May 11, the newly elected South African president Nelson Mandela and the first in South Africa, the government of national unity cabinet members sworn into office. More than three centuries of apartheid and white racist rule has finally come to an end, South Africa started onto the path of development of political emancipation and racial equality.
Mandela near Durban voting
Mandela and de Klerk shared the Nobel Peace Prize
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support the ANC Women celebrate the victory
the ANC President Nelson Mandela