Question

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(ii) What does Mandela thank the international leader
(iii) What ideals does Mandela set out for the future of South Africa?
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Answer 1

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Mandela felt privileged to be the host to the nations of the world because not too long ago, the South Africans were considered outlaws. On that day most of the countries’ dignitaries were present to attend the swearing in ceremony. He, thus thanked all the international leaders for having come to witness his investiture as President, since this event could be considered as a common victory for justice, peace and human dignity.

Answer 2

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$\: \: \pink{\boxed{(iii).}} \: \: \: \: \: \: \texttt{As mentioned in the chapter, \red{"Nelson}} \\ \texttt{ \red{Mandela - Long Walk To Freedom"}, the } \\ \texttt{First Black President of South Africa set } \\ \texttt{out some ideals for the future of of his } \\ \texttt{nation. For the future of South Africa, } \\ \texttt{Mandela pledged himself to liberate all } \\ \texttt{their people from the continuing bondage } \\ \texttt{of Poverty,Deprivation,Suffering,Gender} \\ \texttt{and other discrimination. }$