On June 14, Thabo Mbeki was formally elected President...
On June 14, Thabo Mbeki was formally elected President of South Africa by the 400-seat National Assembly, meeting for the first time since the June 2 general election that saw Mandela's African National Congress returned to power for a second 5-year term
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On June 14, Thabo Mbeki was formally elected President of South Africa by the 400-seat National Assembly, meeting for the first time since the June 2 general election that saw Mandela's African National Congress returned to power for a second 5-year term with an overwhelming majority (266 seats).
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- (sources: United Nations, SAPA, South Africa Press Agency, Reuters, ANC Newsbrief, CNN)
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