The celebration that commemorates the end of apartheid in South Africa is Freedom Day, observed on April 27. This significant public holiday marks the first democratic elections held in 1994, symbolizing the country's journey towards equality and social justice. Various events take place, including ceremonies, cultural performances, and educational activities, celebrating the triumph of democracy. The day serves as a reminder of the struggles endured during the apartheid era and the ongoing efforts to build a united South Africa characterized by harmony and equal opportunities for all.