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Nelson Mandela

<br><br>Nelson Mandela (1918-2013) was a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary and political leader. Born into the Thembu tribe, he fought against racial discrimination and became an iconic symbol of equality and justice. Mandela's activism led to his imprisonment for 27 years on Robben Island. After his release, he played a crucial role in dismantling apartheid and fostering reconciliation in South Africa. In 1994, Mandela became the country's first black President, promoting unity and social change. <br>READ MORE: https://www.madhyamam.com/velicham/gk-corner/who-was-nelson-mandela-why-is-nelson-

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Nelson Mandela

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  1. Nelson Mandela The Journey of Equality and Leadership Madhyamam.com

  2. Mandela's childhood Nelson Mandela was born on July 18, 1918, in the village of Weso, South Africa. Childhood name: Rovillea Family name: Madiba, belonging to the Thembu tribe.

  3. Nelson Mandela's parents: Henry Mandela and Noskeni Fanny. Early Life Father's death and entrusted education to Jonginrabak, a close friend. Mandela's interests: politics, athletics, music, dance, and drama.

  4. Education and Awareness Mandela's education: Clasbury School, Field Town College, and the University of Fort Hare. Apartheid and racial discrimination as turning points in his life. Meeting Walter Sisulu, inspiring Mandela's political interest.

  5. Political Activism Joining the Youth League of the African National Congress. Leadership role in the African National Congress's campaign activities. Arrests, imprisonment, and continued political involvement.

  6. Imprisoned on Robben Island in 1962. Released at the age of 71 after more than 10,000 days of imprisonment. Becoming President of the African National Congress and later South Africa. ● Imprisonment and Release ● ●

  7. July 18 celebrated as Mandela Day. United Nations leads worldwide activities. Honoring Mandela's life of struggle for freedom and social justice. ● ● Mandela Day ●

  8. Mandela's Legacy 1. Various possibilities of action to honor Mandela's legacy. 2. Activities for the good of fellow beings, better health, education, poverty alleviation, etc. 3. Focus on social, cultural, and environmental programs.

  9. Nelson Mandela's journey of equality and leadership. His impact on South Africa and the world. Inspiring future generations to fight for freedom and social justice.

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