Nelson Mandela was elected as the first president of the new South Africa after apartheid ended. As president, he worked to establish a truth and reconciliation commission to address apartheid-era crimes. He also founded the Children's Fund charity in 1995. After stepping down as president, Mandela continued his humanitarian efforts and advocacy for peace before retiring to his hometown of Qunu, where he spent time with family.

1. CHAPTER 9
THE NEW SOUTH AFRICA

2. ELECTED PRESIDENT
-New government, inside/outside affairs
-Anti-apartheid campaign
-People have minimum rights

3. PROBLEMS AS A PRESIDENT
- Peace icon
- Money arrangements house buildings (50.000)
- Water and electricity (250.000)

4. TRUTH RECONCILIATION COMMISSION
-After apartheid's abolition
-Find out apartheid’s crimes
-David Mabeka (1996)

5. MANDELA’S FOUNDATION: CHILDREN’S FUND
-1995
- ⅓ of salary
-In London, NY and Toronto
-1996-1998 36 million rand collected

6. FOOTBALL GAME: RUGBY WORLD CUP
-Thank each other (Mandela and Pienaar)
-Rugby world cup (springboks win)

7. THABO MBEKI (1997)
- More responsibility
- Govan Mbeki
- 2nd leader

8. MARRIED AGAIN (1998)
-Graça Machel (Samora)
Graça Machel
2010

9. SPOKE FOR THE LAST TIME (FEBRUARY 1999)
-Govern change lives “WE CAN AND SHALL BUILD THE COUNTRY OF OUR DREAMS”
- 1.3 million south african’s reach water
-58% electricity

10. NEW ELECTIONS THABO MBEKI WINNER(JUNE 1999)
-ANC 66% votes
-Promised obey laws

11. STEP DOWN
-Time with children and grandchildren
-Builds home in Qunu
-Dinner

12. THIS IS THE END OF THE PRESENTATION!
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