April 30, 2014
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5:57Now PlayingApril 27, has been a national holiday in South Africa, since 1994, the year thousands of
South Africans took to the polling stations in the nation's first all-race elections.
The election that brought Nelson Mandela, the man South Africans adore as one who freed them from white domination, into political office, as president.
But he was not just the President of a country; he was President of a modern South Africa, one that was full of hope, reconciliation and Equality despite its past.
The election also ushered in two consecutive decades of rule by the African National Congress.
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