what mission would mendela like to achieve for the future of south africa and her people on securing yhe political emancipation
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The news that many in South Africa — and around the globe — have been anticipating for months has now come to pass.
In a national address late Thursday night, South African President Jacob Zuma announced Nelson Mandela's death.
"We've lost our greatest son," he said. "May his soul rest in peace. God bless Africa."
The story of his life — of his fight for democracy in South Africa and rights for all, regardless of race — is legendary. For many people, Mandela's story is the story of South Africa.
Global acclaim seemed to follow Nelson Mandela wherever he went. Even so, he was humble. Here's what he wanted for his epitaph:
"I would like it to be said, here lies the man who has done his duty on Earth. That is all," he said.
Mandela will be remembered as a man who went beyond the call of duty. He showed his fellow countrymen that it was possible — perhaps even imperative — to forgive one's enemies. Mandela led by example, inspiring South Africa's political and racial rivals to work together to build a democracy. Mandela was such a powerful leader during apartheid that the white minority government considered him a threat to the state, even from prison
In a national address late Thursday night, South African President Jacob Zuma announced Nelson Mandela's death.
"We've lost our greatest son," he said. "May his soul rest in peace. God bless Africa."
The story of his life — of his fight for democracy in South Africa and rights for all, regardless of race — is legendary. For many people, Mandela's story is the story of South Africa.
Global acclaim seemed to follow Nelson Mandela wherever he went. Even so, he was humble. Here's what he wanted for his epitaph:
"I would like it to be said, here lies the man who has done his duty on Earth. That is all," he said.
Mandela will be remembered as a man who went beyond the call of duty. He showed his fellow countrymen that it was possible — perhaps even imperative — to forgive one's enemies. Mandela led by example, inspiring South Africa's political and racial rivals to work together to build a democracy. Mandela was such a powerful leader during apartheid that the white minority government considered him a threat to the state, even from prison
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