tonya paige took a tour of his official archive to see how his memory will live on. >> this year the- >> the center of memory is full of the predictable but also the strange and unusual. >> if you look at this right here, it is from arnold schwarzenegger. >> it's arnold and mad da. >> it was another gift begin to madiba. >> he's behind her. >> he's behind her, yes. >> who that? >> that's oprah winfrey. >> as well as being a historical record of nelson mandela's life, it's a play to cut through the mythology. his most personality docume -- personal documents are in the vault. >> this is his mother's death certificate. his mother died in 1968. this is where he wanted to bury her, but he wasn't allowed. >> there are private letters with winnie and journal entries to details an argument with his current wife. >> is this sense of carrying a burden in relation to the saintly image. he became the face of the struggle, but i think as he's grown older felt very uncomfortable with this. >> that is madiba's office since 2002. he used to come in here almost every day, and then as he really retir

they went to the street and tried to protest in soweto -- >> we seem to have lost contact with tonya paige. this was just a few moments ago at the airbase where tonya is. the plane carrying the casket of nelson mandela flying to the eastern cape. a flight that will take around 1 hour, 45, perhaps two hours. live in the eastern cape we'll have an idea what will happen when the aircraft lands there. >> the airplane will land and certainly official things will take place. the family members drove past the vehicle in the body of the airport behind me. everybody is getting ready and they've been told the plane is taking off and on its way. people talking about from the village is they've been told that the funeral is private. normally you don't get invited to a funeral. you get up and go and a your respects. a lot of people are trying to understand or take that in. officials said you will go to certain areas and you will be part of the audience. 70s and 80s want to know why they cannot wear their traditional morning gear and say good-bye to nelson mandela, the man i know and love. it's interest