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The [[Convention for a Democratic South Africa]] (best known by its acronym, [[Codesa]] (or [[CODESA]]) was a negotiating forum set up under the chairmanship of the [[ANC]]’s Cyril Ramaphosa and the [[NP]]’s Roelf Meyer to produce a new constitutional dispensation in South Africa at the end of 1991, This lead to the first democratic general elections in 1994, after some deadlocks had been solved.   
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The [[Convention for a Democratic South Africa]] (best known by its acronym, '''[[Codesa]]''' (or [[CODESA]]) was a negotiating forum set up under the chairmanship of the [[ANC]]’s Cyril Ramaphosa and the [[NP]]’s Roelf Meyer to produce a new constitutional dispensation in South Africa at the end of 1991, This lead to the first democratic general elections in 1994, after some deadlocks had been solved.   
  
 
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Latest revision as of 09:20, 1 June 2019

The Convention for a Democratic South Africa (best known by its acronym, Codesa (or CODESA) was a negotiating forum set up under the chairmanship of the ANC’s Cyril Ramaphosa and the NP’s Roelf Meyer to produce a new constitutional dispensation in South Africa at the end of 1991, This lead to the first democratic general elections in 1994, after some deadlocks had been solved.

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