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Oliver Tambo leads by 1.2 pts · 2 figures compared

Politician · Modern

Politician · Modern
Tambo helped establish the international Anti-Apartheid Movement, which lobbied governments and organizations to impose sanctions on South Africa. This campaign was crucial in isolating the apartheid regime.
Tambo was elected President of the ANC after the death of Chief Albert Luthuli. He led the organization from exile in Zambia and London, building international support and coordinating the anti-apartheid struggle.
Tambo returned to South Africa after 30 years in exile, following the unbanning of the ANC. He was greeted as a hero and continued to lead the ANC until his health declined, handing over to Nelson Mandela.
Ulysses Guimar
Ulysses became the national president of the MDB, the only legal opposition party under the dictatorship. He led the party to significant electoral gains in 1974, challenging the regime's legitimacy.
Ulysses was the leading figure in the Diretas J
Ulysses was elected president of the National Constituent Assembly, which drafted the 1988 Constitution. He played a key role in ensuring the constitution enshrined democratic rights, social protections, and civilian control over the military.
Ulysses Guimar
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