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Of the four presidents elected in the post-apartheid period in South Africa, two were fired. The average of this period started in 1994 is even less balanced if it is considered that the fourth and current Cyril Ramaphosa was elected by the South African Parliament in February this year following the ousting of his predecessor , Jacob Zuma
President Zuma reflected the solidity of South African institutions and the political maturity of his executives, who were able to judge the head of state and return to the future. The country has not remained unscathed and the economic backwardness has affected the social structure slightly improved over the years. The work of Nelson Mandela (18 July 1918 – 5 December 2013) is evident in the robustness of the conception of institutional democracy and independent justice. Zuma will be judged, as well as the impact of his misdeeds and abuse of power.
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