On June 16, 1999, Nelson Mandela stepped down from the Presidency of South Africa. He was replaced by Thabo Mbeki, the new leader of the African National Congress. The ANC had won parliametary elections on June 2. (History Central)

1999: Nelson Mandela Retires
- Post author:Tadese Faforiji
- Post published:July 12, 2022
- Post category:General
- Reading time:1 min read
Tadese Faforiji
Tadese Faforiji is the founder of Tadexprof, a travel and nature site covering world's destinations worth visiting. He started the site covering local travel in Nigeria and has since expanded it into US national park guides, with plans to document more of the world firsthand going forward.
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