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South Africa held its first non-racial election in:

Political Science · India's Foreign Policy UGC NET Jan 2025 Political Science
South Africa held its first non-racial election in:
A1993
B1997
C1994 ✓ Correct
D1992
Correct answer: (C) 1994 — South Africa's first non-racial election was held in 1994, so that is the answer.
Explanation
South Africa's first non-racial election was held in 1994, so that is the answer.
The election marked the formal end of apartheid.
For the first time all citizens could vote regardless of race.
It brought Nelson Mandela to power as the country's first black president.
His party, the African National Congress, won the vote.
It ended decades of institutionalised racial segregation.
The transition is a landmark in the global history of democracy and human rights.

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