The ceremony represented the story of success for the people in South Africa and managed to portray the sacrifices of the great freedom fighters. It signified the victory of a nation over the evils and the triumph of a society that would not tolerate any discrimination in future. International leaders from different nations across the globe attained the ceremony to witness the establishment of democracy in South Africa and showcased the gestures of solidarity to the idea of ending the practice of apartheid.

The Red Fort and Rashtrapati Bhavan are Indian buildings that are made out of sandstone. Dignitaries and different politicians from 140 nations across the globe attained the ceremony and witness the establishment of democracy in South Africa. The ceremony for the inauguration of the South African democracy took place in the amphitheatre called Union Buildings in the Pretoria. Inauguration of The South African Democracy He also mentioned that he would work to bring equality to the nation forever. He added gratefulness to his speech for all the heroes for the co-operations and unity that resulted in the freedom of the nation. This noble line described who much passionate he was to establish democracy in the nation. This story also describes the thoughts of a great freedom fighter and the first black president, Nelson Mandela.Īs Mandela described himself as simply the sum of all those African patriots, he portrayed the love and tribute for all the citizens who have sacrificed their lives to free South Africa. One thing which was South Africa is known for its bad practice of apartheid which is discrimination of the citizens based on race and colour.

This story signifies the journey of all the people who participated in the war for freedom for South Africa. It also includes the inauguration ceremony and speech for the journey and struggle of all freedom fighters. This storyline represents the journey of Nelson Mandela for the freedom of South Africa. The story “ Long Walk to Freedom” is the autobiography of former President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela.

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