Question

How can you say that Nelson Mandela forgave the white?​

Answer 1

Answer:

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South Africans, and with them many the world over, are mourning the passing of the father of the all-race democracy that came to be known as the “New South Africa”. Children grueved at the loss of their favorite grandfather.

It has always been one of the most remarkable features of the life and times of Nelson Mandela that children adored him. It was as remarkable how this man, once reviled as a terrorist and nearly hanged for his actions, and who went on to become the colossus of South African politics, in turn loved children.

The children’s adoration was never more evident than during his last days. They sent him get-well cards telling him how much they loved him and that they prayed for him.

He in turn used to be as happy in their company as they were in his, laughing heartily at their antics and sayings. Even when his legs were barely able to hold him up anymore, he liked joining in their singing and dancing by swaying his arms in what became known as the “Madiba Jive”. Madiba was his clan name by which he became affectionately known to South Africans.

It was with children that he seemed to get closest to letting out that part of his soul which he kept imprisoned deep inside himself.