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i. guess. one kid i was much happier. was set up to all speed and beethoven was the most issues for the song. i'm about to call it took that turn but it was a good natured to chat because shanks demanded too much so my need to be. puffed up. africa. would cry oh. thank you fresh eyes on the faces of one man one vote they wanted to come into play .

ah. louie. we. get more saying she. saw a doctor. should get his life peaceful. we all win the way of the concept of the rights of this country to see that. it is a should also the place of one face if one feels right to live with a gun the nation. lives let's be honest it was for.

the bad that the oppressed. and a return to ancestral lands to the green hills and hearts of the costa. handing them i'm about ready to. kill the people in the cross quietly taking my deep as a rival. this is for the father of the nation was born in one thousand nine hundred six and this is where he spent his early years. under the flag is on the middle is. the strains around which. i.

you know honor of his royal ancestors the national hero also attends traditional ceremonies with his people. who are people have experienced a lot of light and a lot of darkness throughout their history the same is true of our leaders some were wise and courageous others. he's quiet. he's a mix he has the arrogance of royalty but he also made. my mother said it is quiet dignity that is the real measure of a person. mother and son had to leave the homestead early on and bellows father the clan chief was in a dispute with the british colonial authorities he died soon afterwards because the king became the guardian of nelson mandela.

the young hot head anxiously awaited the circumcision ritual he wanted to become a man to step forward from the second rank of the royal family you can find it in his mother i want to give you and our people freedom and prosperity he is someone who. maisie's that he has been given a wonderful privilege to be a leader and for him one of the most important attributes of a leader is that you. for the sake of the leg wound and i was like. wow the you have such serve that. confound in the prophets of both. the we have blood notable both.

we have restored that that didn't have to every south africa did this come to. nelson mandela said bridges roads and squares named after specially in the well heeled suburbs of johannesburg such as how black liberation icons are all the rage . drillers lawyers officers and mentioned in the streets all of them are guarded and treated with security systems and that includes the nelson mandela foundation. mandela's third wife some michelle runs the foundation along with the director whether the grand old man still made any decisions is unclear i will work really revolves around some of those legacy it's called the center of memory and dialogue the expectation is now liberate a country we have majority rule we should have houses where everyone should have

cars for everyone jobs everyone and they forget that all of that is going to take a long long time the jogging would be that we see ourselves as a catalyst for social change. the city of johannesburg can be a nerve wracking place to live. no other town in south africa has such a high incidence of assault burglary and great. aids unemployment and crime have slowed south africa's progress in the post mandela era. for us this nelson mandela square in center has a pleasant place this is where the rich and beautiful meet along with those who aspire to join the elite club. the father of the nation is a source of inspiration his charm and presence electrified the masses feeding expectations of a better life. to

them indeed. i can explain the way he is to me on the way i look at him and it and named so many things from his deal he's not coming in any of my you know he has got the quality of the cutting edge of foresight wisdom basi if i may say so . once things done it once and done right now. madiba the father of the nation teaches his people the values of collective leadership respect benevolence and an eye for everyone's needs the iwas we would have been in big big trouble ins i love reagan had it not been at that crucial moment in in the history of our country he was at the head of.

my need to mandela say that be a better life for all of us back you need the whole country to do that. was the we. really need we sitting on a powder keg. and it is. something that surprises me that those people have not by. that embrace no no no no no the strict worlds apart sentence city and alexandra township one is the epitome of affluence and modernity the other real deprivation and lagging development. sometimes they collide hotel managers pay township artists good money to paint pictures of their own misery it's a bitter reality mandela's feel good democracy has become a high risk country. if

. internet in town it's not only the country given in turn as i think. many people in south africa which. soldiers friendships. with be for a while i know it's unfortunate. the monday in the museum in alexandria also has a small budget for educational courses. and means a lot because you have done a lot to us. but housing you know but the process of all things to slow. it can be used to big kids are not paying school fees. they're getting free education so we can see what i will have done their families.

were put into why why didn't. they open the season. let's mundo ask about the when when when it comes in the food the food you could feel the vibration it would feel about being the mandela micha our i. wanted sandra has its own claim to fame in may nine hundred forty one nelson mandela moved into seventh street in the township. there was no running water there was no electricity still he and his friend just as felt like they were in seventh heaven the braised city air and they met interesting people. and met with people that want to see them and realize what life was like for the

whole of the south africa. he said vision of a different life second. necessary. in one nine hundred fifty five the african national congress the a.n.c. issued to freedom charter in response to the boer regime's racist system where my city gets under what was said and shipped around on june twenty sixth one thousand for five so that forgot to laugh a century later mandela successor topple mbeki echoed its credo. on national groups that have equal rights. it could watch out shed in the countries where their lands how to set up money goes away it's hard stuff. but when the mandela and nelson mandela now divorced once formed the glorious figurehead of the south african liberation movement.

there's one forty year old mandela led his bride sixteen years his junior to the altar her father said it's not love you're marrying my child but struggle. you. her husband was facing charges of high treason. first marriage he was hardly able to provide for his family but they were happy. first came their daughters are not new. things since he was born and they were for . her. but these were bloody times and schonfeld in one thousand nine hundred sixty police officers fatally shot seventy two black demonstrators. many people feel that it is useless and. asked to continue talking peace and none better against the

government. is on the rocket attacks. to end when he had to look on as her husband and his comrades were arrested and put on trial for high treason my husband has been fighting for the liberation of the computer rather which i want to spill over into and in one thousand nine hundred sixty four came the verdict. if we had been victorious and kept as much alive. the the almost three decades later the legendary. prisoner walked free stepped up in front of the masses as an idle chatter slid fish through let me rest my prison number four think. that our slim peers than dr gregory mariner. we are supposed to abandon cures. that

number theory were. on the ferry to robben island where monday was imprisoned visitors are shown videos of him during the first years of his twenty seven year incarceration. was. that first his new life was unbearable the. hated. her own to her name to god for remember through her through all drills good was the. the good week your concept it him and. they were states when they had the

foresight they were kidding people. they also knew what was possible and not possible but they insisted on being with the prison cell phone with them and that twenty seven yes fairly important in helping him to. suffering has the capacity the possibility of making someone i the most compassionate and caring or it can be tell you fortunately for us. the suffering of say hello to nelson mandela to become. the first years were pure torture the idea was to consign the prisoners to oblivion to have them forgotten even by their families letters were routinely burned or censored or and.

meanwhile the state terror continued in the headquarters of the secret police on the notorious forced to square in johannesburg prisoners were tortured and killed. the regime was out of control. the nelson mandela foundation has valuable materials from this time. a secret service employee returned one of monday it was confiscated notebooks. security this. is you contains handwritten copies of letters he wrote on robben island historians are preparing the documents for publication so the next generation can find out what it was like a. good. bit more.

while they. were. there followed years of cruelty winnie mandela was next in the regime's firing line. that he never wanted a good man get. on that listen so they knew they were going to have to release him that some stage so i think that the structure of when he was really also. planned way of destructive of. the government's plan worked when he mandela was embroiled in scandals affairs and murder cases. and. i have a feeling he she just lost. but that's where they're. headed

. positive greatness at the time of keeping him his name alive and trying to feel himself to be the person that. when even della attended a memorial march for the victims of the student revolt and so went oh in one nine hundred seventy six she was right at the front when hector pieterson became the first of many children to be shot dead by the police as ex-president mickey bows down in honor of the victims he knows how many of these young protesters are now part of the last generation of the townships and he said. remembering so we're doing a five star hotel with the rich and beautiful a crash course in history death drama resistance a state of emergency deliberation hero as

a spectator of history his victims are still present in art but who have all too often been forgotten in life. among them contraflow carter he too was tortured he too was a prisoner on robben island. there was that sense of a shark that said. we should love to. companies that. it made you forget that you had too many years for spend it if you look at the you know this you know is this is fastened back quickly it's compeyson had said it quickly and that it's in this is that it is and this is a. step that you should be doing what is happening you should do a duet that is the only way in which you can get where we are. behind the scenes mandela and the a.n.c. had long been pulling the strings he was transferred to

a prison farm on the cape. but when both. major political of the base or within the chain to give me and that's just. think of it for the regime played for time the time was running out finally she meant tomorrow we have to me i asked him. what would you say. live. the winds of change were blowing f.w. de klerk became president by february nine hundred ninety apartheid was a thing of the past and nelson mandela a free man all. seemed to. say. there's nothing ever that u.k. and measure. against. for freedom i'm

free he. was. he was reunited with his people and his friends went caetano i bet you know walter sisulu there was no embrace for when he was on the line she chip. was. jesus christ. in the field to fifth. london in the summer of one thousand nine hundred by now nelson mandela was an icon a little.

warm so i step out of prison. as a member of the thing. whatever expectations are. there with that he made me not as an individual. as a much as a member of the. the megastar his autobiography was a best seller for months exclusive editions one for astronomical prices. and. nine hundred ninety four he had no. income he also felt that he had to support himself i suspect that he was in secure. not having enough money to many child i stack which was expected to nine ganda has never been able to save money for the twenty eight kids appear within his and.

so. everybody's been very kind since he's been up to prison. almost mollycoddled in the way he lives and. a family and so. he was to find no joy in winnie mandela spiller in soweto. the bedroom was occupied by her lover. but nelson mandela didn't want to give up the love that had kept him going in times of need the masses also wanted to see their idols happily to be united. in the political realist now over seventy was deluded in private. he really loved what you got up to walk to say the table that he couldn't take his

eyes of. on good days his wife made him breakfast. when his daughter is a nanny got married mandela went all out to make up for his feelings of having failed as a husband and father. the glamorous wedding was also a farewell to his own personal delusion of a happy family. once again nelson mandela showed great generosity despite his pain he accompanied his wife who held her lover's hand to her trial where she was charged with accessory to murder despite all the evidence he knew and his lawyer stood by her. if the fact that she was there was a reason for having done what she gate and he was probably the reason not being there by his side. it's not emotional make up to say sorry

he was close to being broken where and he had to divorce weenie that was one of the biggest prizes he paid. for allied liberation. so we turned to the people for solace. despite all the euphoria deliberation process was still fragile. nelson mandela and f.w. de klerk were awarded the nobel peace prize. and finally in april one thousand nine hundred four the first free elections were held. it was south africa's finest hour the clerk was gone one day there was the new president his daughter congratulated him and his ex-wife lavished pieces on the vice president.

by one dr yang got mad. my clothes. afraid of me for taking my view and bacall. about disappeared lot about it and said i agree. to everyone's delight president mandela created the feel good democracy of south africa queen elizabeth the second made him an honorary member of the order of merit. for. his friend bill clinton was the first state visit or reconciliation monday the start even the wives of former oppressors were invited to his perplexed friend mandela responded talk to them. why what we should do to them about console myself to continue what do i have covered say so you tried something to say today mrs wood said don't leave my side mr mckenna just stay here back. here to the disgust of everybody that's. what she has got for you i think for

him the key thing was to bring to unite south africa's most it is run deep at the time. when hearings of the truth and reconciliation commission terrible things came to light the father of the nation heard of the sufferings of the victims and the motives of the perpetrators he saw his friend a man of god despair. we cood you and this to mediate legal paper treatise. whether it is with regard to the the the the the victims we could only recommend to the government. today the rainbow nation is suffering from a devastating in china the aids epidemic. the number of orphans has been

rising with the number of picked. for a long time the government of tombo mbeki neglected the fight against aids. to help the millions of impoverished orphans mundell are found in his children and demanded generic drugs for those infected. if parents with a can even if you were more yes and actually went to give and much of that to opportunity for natural son i. had to find a. nelson mandela children's fund is located just a short drive away from the mondale a foundation celebrations are held on the founders birthday. or world for a long road for horse. well you know all. just go on. the fund was set up to collect donations develop

projects and distribute resources. but its glossy image is not without its critics. why. such a way he knows cannot. even told the people we'll see those people just going there and will have caught the. thousands and don't have near them but he's still going to pull away from us. so their approach is to go into communities identify all things who live with families often to adopt them and they support into the families so the selection criteria is reviewed by community. the children's fund's annual report shows just how successful its global fund raising activities are. even on old schwartz anneka had their naked some

money the world gave him very easily he didn't even have to ask but he did and he would always ask for money for not for himself personally but for the foundation although he doesn't spell it out like that he said i need. a million two million or ten million and he would get it if it was collected for the children's fund then it would be made in the name of the children's fund and it would be handed over to the children's fund which was collected for the nelson mandela foundation the check would be in the name of the nelson mandela foundation and that money would go directly to the nelson mandela foundation if the check was made out to. nelson mandela between two syllable of the proportions and. i think the bulk of it was made up to nelson and. so

he orders it always for the course. when you for the course you can bet never before you always were the people. and that is something my dear but i mean that has left me with many of you do what you like that you think you'd like to join given take turned into just take privileged groups i've forgotten to share much to my deepest displeasure. but life has its good sides to. the best father ever. i particularly never thought we would ever see this day with that he would be president and to see him celebrate his eightieth birthday with everything that happened in prison and also i want to thank the lord for sending us my marker. mandela's eightieth birthday was special in more ways than one of his

daughters got a second mother and got some michelle five years after his divorce from winnie nelson mandela married a third time this is a very mature relationship. very much but still for the belief then that in this is your head with it would someone her first husband mozambique's president some more of michelle died in one thousand nine hundred six i would never question his love for women he never questions my life was too much but we are friends. usenet is. the. right thing and yes if my mom. and step to say. they have to my. forehead down wife and my calf i am ninety ninety eight monday the big farewell to the political stage and dedicated himself to fund raising. bill clinton's foundation was a shining example of how millions of dollars could be collected for a good cause year after year. thank you it.

is our war against your money. we must find ways and means don't make the life saving treatment off in a. minute. there are many problems in this land of extremes the lights go on ever more frequently as the mismanaged power grid threatens to collapse. yet mandela's country is also a great place to celebrate loyalty archbishops and presidents sway to the rhythms of africa. but the monday art business and the personality cult are getting out of the.

place like. a play on monday by a colorful cash cow in the coin shop. this is one of the world's greatest icons of all time and there he sits they can hardly walk anymore and he has to be photographed with some. stupid little celebrity from somewhere else and very happy. after me until now. and i hope. manderson for sick and fed up. relief like this so that. they could be the object of narration. but.

if he's such a brand you have to protect him as a parent you have to employ the same techniques that made companies do to protect their brand whether he's coca-cola or microsoft and that's what we're doing i would mention famous brand name that it offered as a huge sums of money for the foundation it was demanded i can think in a very subtle or i distinctly done but we had to say no to the millions of dollars and it was a good word to know they had to pull it off mondello art auctions were international here until two thousand and five. dollars. and then there were claims that some of the prints were fakes. so. there was talk of unscrupulous greedy advisors.

and finally it emerged that some of the monday live pictures were by a young artist some signatures were said to be faked mondale or remained silent about the whole affair. suspicion fell on monday was trusted and longstanding lawyer he's my ayyub he was accused of having embezzled money from numerous private monday latron just. a lifelong friendship turned into a court case my hope was convicted and ordered to pay a remarkably small fine. his lawyers advised him to do nothing. one dealer declined to comment or give interviews on the case is fame brought in to show people that you see that i weaknesses. but overall this is the sitting head of or human being hero doing the birthday poor

little summer or we will mean we were. in the summer of two thousand and eight tens of thousands of people celebrated their heroes ninetieth birthday me really siyabonga on monday by the world says thank you nelson mandela were higher than me and in ninety other lives off what. if it's time for you with us. to leave. a chase in your hands not. my sanctuary and may have to. leave kind of. cool down enough money. i found themselves and me

for such an all. and i'm happy to. i'm still on the over there were you are all a song sung by his grandchildren. that you are the end in his jubilee year of two thousand and eight there was more good news for africa's shining light of the iraq obama was elected the first afro-american president of the united states a global figure of hope in difficult times were the were two men have in common charisma and determination to eat alone with their pragmatism. while america cheered. stream of obama and clinton south africa's flags were at half mast a political earthquake threatening to shatter the nation mandela's political heirs

gambled with the unity of the almost one hundred year old a.n.c. . the grand old man was heart broken his life's work peaceful change was under threat. and must be sad for nelson mandela to see his party that he gave his life for and that he loved so much that becoming something which is too typical of liberation movements in africa are rushing for and bust nor are you corruption. it is sad to see that happening in his lifetime. the one time beacons of hope on the cape have degenerated into a sink of crooked power mongers a more just society remains an illusion president jacob zuma elected in two thousand and nine is regarded as corrupt and lacking in vision. the ageing hero of the revolution with true to his ability and the rolling hills of

his ancestral lands. and along with the rest of the nation he looks forward to another great event the twenty ten soccer world cup in south africa. i think. something still. to come. but what was supposed to be a celebration of soccer was marred by grief zenani monday as ten year old great granddaughter was killed in a road accident on the eve of the opening. and as time went by. more grief was to come. in january twenty third teen his close friend and prominent human rights

activist i mean a lot of died suddenly. and new. order . to the. new. time seemed to stand still. and nelson mandela ever closer to resent esther's. from. you and. if i ever should become as timeless as the green hills ninety but once wrote. i know that our land our continent the world will never again be robbed of its freedom and dignity in the way that we were. at least that makes me happy.

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