Who is called the global president in South Africa?

Nelson mandela, the former South African president and leader of the black movement, has been fighting for the rights of black people all his life. Even after living in Robben Island for 27 years, he has not changed his firm belief in opposing racism and building a new South Africa with equality and freedom. 1993 10 10 In October, the Nobel Peace Committee awarded him the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of his contribution to abolishing the racial discrimination policy in South Africa. 1In April 1994, the ANC won the first non-racial general election in South Africa. In May of the same year, Mandela became the first black president of South Africa. 19971February, Mandela resigned as the chairman of the ANC, and said that he would not run for the presidency in June 1999. /kloc-0 officially resigned in June, 1999, which truly explained the meaning of democracy. On 1 1 month 10, 2009, the 64th General Assembly passed a resolution to designate Mandela's birthday as "Mandela International Day" every year from 20 10, in recognition of his contribution to peace and freedom.