Describe how South Africa has changed under Nelson Mandelas government?

Answer 1

Nelson Mandela was incarcerated in a place called Robben island, and was told to trot to the penitentiary gate, but he refused. To get healthier living conditions, he and other prisoners with him began a starvation wallop in which they won and acknowledged what they wanted. A few methods they found to correspond among other prisoners were: hiding messages in the bottom of food buckets, writing messages on bathroom paper, slipping interpretation inside the filthy dishes (they made the dishes extra dirty for this) so the chef prisoners could interpret them, and taping notes to the inside perimeter of toilet seats. Nelson was offered liberty if he would end his cruel actions, but he refused there tender. Mandela took lessons at the academy of London through communication, and had secret discussions with former president of South Africa, P.W. Botha and his descendant, F.W. de Klerk during his twenty-six year jail occasion term. By the love of the nation in his country who constantly wanted him unchained, in 1990 he was freed. He was prearranged Deputy President of the ANC. The ANC determined to postpone its 30-year equipped effort. In July of 1991, Nelson Mandela was chosen President of the ANC. Nelson decided to join the government and supplementary parties to discuss South Africa's future. Finally, everyone came to consent on a preponderance rule constitution. This constitution states that ethnic prejudice is against the law. In 1993, Nelson Mandela shared the Nobel Peace Prize with F.W. de Klerk for dismantling apartheid, and in 1994, he became the first democratically chosen South African president. In June of 1999, Nelson Mandela retired from the presidency, and returned to live in the city of Qunu, Transkei, in which was intuitive

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