After apartheid who became the first president elected by a vote of South Africans of all races?

After apartheid, Nelson Mandela became the first president elected by a vote of South Africans of all races in 1994. His election marked a significant milestone in the country's transition to democracy, symbolizing the end of decades of institutionalized racial segregation. Mandela's leadership was pivotal in promoting reconciliation and nation-building in post-apartheid South Africa.