the editor of your school magazine has asked you to prepare an inspring write up on nansel Mandela life
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Nelson Mandela inspired countless people to devote their lives to peace, justice, and reconciliation. Stephen Oola, Insight on Conflict's Local Correspondent for Uganda, shares how Mandela inspired him to become a lawyer working for peace and justice, and why the world needs more leaders like him.
Madela will be remembered for his struggle and leadership for freedom, equality, truth, love, peace and justice. He inspired many of us through his life, struggle, words and deeds, as he walked the walk as well as talking the talk
Nelson Mandela, also known as Madiba, the great South African and world leader, was many things to those who knew or came to learn of him, but even more for those who care about the things he was so passionate about. He will be remembered for his struggle and leadership for freedom, equality, truth, love, peace and justice. He inspired many of us through his life, struggle, words and deeds, as he walked the walk as well as talking the talk, unlike many compatriots who manipulate similar ideals for self-aggrandisement.
Nelson Mandela, also known as Madiba, the great South African and world leader, was many things to those who knew or came to learn of him, but even more for those who care about the things he was so passionate about. He will be remembered for his struggle and leadership for freedom, equality, truth, love, peace and justice. He inspired many of us through his life, struggle, words and deeds, as he walked the walk as well as talking the talk, unlike many compatriots who manipulate similar ideals for self-aggrandisement.As I posted with grief on my Facebook wall upon learning of the demise of this iconic leader, Mandela inspired me to take the path of the law – to seek justice and to speak truth to power whatever it takes. Madiba was a genius architect of the modern day transitional justice approach which ushered South Africa into a new dawn. His foresighted leadership of the African National Congress during the negotiations to end apartheid enabled South Africa to transition from a brutal apartheid era into a multi-racial constitutional democracy which guarantees the rights of the majority without subjugating the minority.
Nelson Mandela, also known as Madiba, the great South African and world leader, was many things to those who knew or came to learn of him, but even more for those who care about the things he was so passionate about. He will be remembered for his struggle and leadership for freedom, equality, truth, love, peace and justice. He inspired many of us through his life, struggle, words and deeds, as he walked the walk as well as talking the talk, unlike many compatriots who manipulate similar ideals for self-aggrandisement.As I posted with grief on my Facebook wall upon learning of the demise of this iconic leader, Mandela inspired me to take the path of the law – to seek justice and to speak truth to power whatever it takes. Madiba was a genius architect of the modern day transitional justice approach which ushered South Africa into a new dawn. His foresighted leadership of the African National Congress during the negotiations to end apartheid enabled South Africa to transition from a brutal apartheid era into a multi-racial constitutional democracy which guarantees the rights of the majority without subjugating the minority.Following his release from prison and during the peace talks with the apartheid regime, Mandela is quoted to have assured President de Klerk that “I know we cannot defeat you militarily, but rest assured that you cannot kill us all.” He accepted an amnesty for the majority of the brutal apartheid system and its beneficiaries but in exchange demanded a credible institutional reform to guarantee inclusive governance. He established a credible truth seeking and reconciliation commission (TRC) to document and clarify the nature and extent of the apartheid legacy. The TRC initiated a limited conditional amnesty for perpetrators willing to tell the truth and seek forgiveness – even though those who took part were mainly in jail. He promulgated a progressive constitution backed by an independent constitutional court and initiated a number of reforms and affirmative action programmes to benefit the victims and survivors of apartheid.
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