Who was the last South African president during the apartheid era?

A. Nelson Mandela

B. Mobutu Sese Seko

C. Nnamdi Azikiwe

D. F. W. de Klerk

D. F. W. de Klerk

The answer is D. F. W. de Klerk.

Explanation:

F. W. de Klerk is a politician born in South Africa who was President's State of South Africa as well as Deputy President. He was the last President during the white-minority rule's era and he supported his government in the elimination of the apartheid system. After this, universal suffrage was established. He made a negotiation with Mandela to eliminate all the apartheid system.

De Klerk was a controversial person because anti-apartheid activists usually criticized him regarding the fact that he only apologized related to apartheid and also because he ignored the human rights abuses that were committed by the security forces during his Presidency.