Introduction Ruth S. Mompati

What was one significant contribution of Ruth Segomotsi Mompati to South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle?

• A. She was the first woman president of South Africa.

• B. She organized the historic 1956 Women’s March against pass laws.

• C. She led the negotiations that ended apartheid in 1994.

• D. She founded the United Nations in South Africa.

Which of the following positions did Ruth Segomotsi Mompati hold after the end of apartheid in South Africa?

• A. President of the African National Congress

• B. Minister of Education

• C. Ambassador to Switzerland

• D. Chief Justice of South Africa

How did Ruth Mompati’s leadership during the anti-apartheid movement influence the role of women in South African politics today?

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