Question

What pledge did Mandela take at the time of becoming the first black president of south Africa?

Answer 1

I Am Prepared to Die. I have dedicated my life to this struggle of the African people. I have fought against white domination, and I have fought against black domination.

Answer 2

Final Answer:

The pledge that Mandela took at the time of becoming the first black president of south Africa pledged is as follows

• "to uphold the constitution of his-country".
• "to devote himself to the cause of liberation of his people"
• "to liberate the people from the bondage of poverty, deprivation, suffering, gender and other discriminations"
• "To ensure freedom and justice for all".

Explanation:

• Nelson Mandela had sworn in to become the first-ever black president of South Africa.
• He had raised high hopes among the common people for his following days of tenure in South Africa.
• He pledged to uphold the constitution of South Africa and devote himself to liberate totally the people of South Africa from "the slavery of poverty, deprivation, tolerating gender, and other discriminations". 
• Under his rule, there were sought to be freedom and fairness for one and all.
• He worked to improve the living standards of black population. of South Africa.

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