Here’s to you, Tata; may we make you proud tomorrow, even if it’s just for 67 minutes.
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Some of the upgrades to the island include the restoration of the Blue Stone Quarry Wall, a desalination plant upgrade, a diesel plant reticulation, a harbour precinct upgrade, and a new floating jetty among other refurbishments and maintenance projects.
Piers is clearly well-versed in how to direct maximum attention his way.
Auctioneers Bonhams, in partnership with Nelson Mandela’s eldest daughter, is offering a series of Nelson Mandela’s colourful Robben Island sketches as NFTs.
Mbuso Mandela posted a video to Instagram confessing to beating and strangling his girlfriend with a Trellidoor.
Nobody wanted to disappoint former president Nelson Mandela. Not even the CEOs of South Africa’s two most prominent mobile network operators.
Nelson Mandela’s former Houghton home has been refurbished and will open as a boutique hotel from August.
The home where Nelson Mandela hosted some of the world’s leading figures while he was still alive, has been grossly neglected.
Donald Trump’s former lawyer, Michael Cohen, has penned a book containing damning allegations against the current US president. Our own Madiba even warrants a mention.
Richard Branson is a notoriously voracious reader who believes that one book, with a strong South African connection, is what we need to get through the pandemic.
The statue of Nelson Mandela in Parliament Square in London had to boarded up after far-right groups threatened to tear it down.
For the best part of 25 years, the ANC has relied on blind voter loyalty to remain in power. Finally, young South Africans seem to be coming to their senses.
Zelda la Grange met Nelson Mandela for the first time in the Presidential Office in 1994, and spent much of the next 19 years by his side.
In 2009, during a particularly low point in his life, James Small attempted suicide. Whilst hiding away from the public eye, he received an unexpected phone call.
If you’re in or going to London, stop by ‘Nelson Mandela: The Official Exhibition’ to view some incredible objects from the former president’s life.
In 2010, Yiull Damaso unveiled his painting ‘The Night Watch!’, drawing death threats and accusations of racism. Some people remain fans, though.
Ayanda Mabulu may have finally gone too far with his latest artwork, depicting Nelson Mandela as a Nazi, saluting in front of a Nazi flag.
Carter Page, a former advisor to the Trump campaign, thinks that Donald Trump and Nelson Mandela have a lot in common.
Obama will deliver a speech to a crowd of 15 000 people in Johannesburg, as the centrepiece of celebrations marking 100 years since Nelson Mandela’s birth.
Most marriages have their highs and lows, but most marriages don’t involve incarceration, harassment and the evil apartheid regime.
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Obama’s tweet, featuring a quote from Nelson Mandela’s ‘Long Week To Freedom’, has officially become the most liked tweet in history.
“Mandela’s Last Years” was written by Madiba’s doctor, and details the final few years of his life. It was pulled from shelves on Monday – here’s why.
Sculptures can serve two purposes, both sending a message and just looking pretty. These are the Telegraph’s favourite from around the globe.
Tomorrow isn’t just any old day, because there’s a long and storied history to what April 27 means to all South Africans.
South Africa’s most controversial artist is at it again, showing his anger towards our politicians with some brutal strokes of the brush.
The City has proposed a statue to honour Madiba’s historic Cape Town speech, but some aren’t happy with the plans.
It was long believed that the first TV interview Madiba ever gave was in 1961, but now his foundation has released footage from 1956.