Who became the first black president of South Africa?
Correct answer: A. Nelson Mendela
- A. Nelson Mendela
- B. Robert Mogabe
- C. Eddi Amin
- D. Martin Luther King
Explanation
Nelson Mandela became South Africa’s first Black president after the country’s first inclusive elections in 1994. The option misspells his surname as “Mendela,” but it clearly identifies Mandela.
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