Why was 10th of May 1994 a red letter day in the history of South Africa?
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10th May in 1994 was celebrated as the inauguration ceremony of non-racial Government in the name of Red Letter Day in South Africa. It was conducted in Union Building of Pretoria. From more than 145 countries, misnister, politician and other respective people attended this ceremony. Nelson Mandir was the president of South Africa.
For decades Black African were rejected and white people were given priority. The establishment of non-racial Government was the victory of justice, peace and independent.
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It was a red letter day in the history of South Africa because on this day the despicable policy of apartheid had been officially defeated. It was the grand occasion of swearing in of Nelson Mandela as the President of South Africa. It was a historical moment as he was the first Black President to be elected after three centuries. His party African National Congress won 252 of the 400 seats in the first democratic elections of South Africa’s history.
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