SABC TV Live Stream Coverage: Nelson Mandela Memorial Service (2)

[@carlosvanderwesthuizen6283]

What a priviledge to have lived during your existence, to witness your journey of triumph over evil, your courage and sacrifice in the face of despair, steadfast through the absolute absence of faith and trust at times, and yet today, the very deep dark shadows of your legacy fills our nations future with light...FOREVER GREATFULL

[@mosthio]

Nelson Mandela the great African Leader of all times. May you Rest In Peace Tata Madiba

[@TamimLB]

I wish he was back. He’d put Malema in his place😞

[@onasischifamba7350]

Madhiba was a King for True, may his soul rest in peace fpr ever & ever Amen,

[@sam3kperv]

R.I.P great leader , liberator, teacher and one of the most humble and graceful leaders of our time, mr Nelson Mandela the world will never see someone the likes of you again, im glad im alive in this time to see and understand the great spirit you weir, and may your teachings and ideology transcends history and the world...

[@WheelerRobyn]

Even the clouds are weeping...

[@mchikapa]

Mandela was the greatest black man ever to live on planet earth

[@Schazla]

Morgan Freeman is the greatest black man ever.

[@mchikapa]

My Mandela is the greatest

[@Schazla]

Nope, Morgan Freeman is God Checkmate

[@mchikapa]

Is Morgan Freeman an African name?

[@Schazla]

It's the name of a God? What are you, racist?

[@clintonokore8264]

Had the opportunity to watch this today after reading Mandela's autobiography 'long walk to freedom ' what a giant of emancipation, rip Madiba, your defiant spirit will always inspire myriad of generation

[@joharafawaz8026]

Am from Saudi Arabia and I been following Nelson Mandela news till the day I heard he died , I cried much and much , even if am white and he's African , and am Muslim and he's not , I don't care but I'll be praying for him to go to Heaven , he did a good job to free Africa and the slaves , we in Saudi Arabia never had slavery only racist just like any other country , and soon a guy we'll show up like him and be a great hero like Nelson Mandela , RIP Mandela.

[@amymalan9823]

this great wonderful and humble human being shares a birthday with me. he shares his love, his dedication of world peace and his legacy with the world. rest in peace Mr. Mandela. love

[@brigittafalcini2063]

All the people who post negative comments, have some respect. This man changed a country and fought for equal rights. He served his time and yet still came out of prison a humble and peaceful man. If South Africa didn't love him why were they dancing, singing and chanting outside his houses in remorse? Because they loved him. As did the world. So have some respect and take your negative views elsewhere. Your comments mean and will do nothing.

[@DeborahCheetham69]

I could have been born a black as much as i was born a white. Therefore i find it insignificant to see myself as elite to be of any colour. Then i look around and see that all men struggle as i do. I therefore do not see myself as significantly more important than another. So i love all for if i were to suffer they have likely been in my position or are very likely to be, therefore when they hurt i will know them too.

[@DeborahCheetham69]

LowerTheBoom1 So to be so underprivileged and still make President makes him a greater man does it not?

[@JAHLEADINI]

3 seconds ago Important statement. Peace. Always wondered how things woukd be if everyone had to have type understand in reality. We see it in all World Ending Themed Shows and Movies Everyone isnimportant to the Group and Morale restraint is Important for Individual Securuty. The Weak dont group against the strong. Nore the strong One take advantage of weak ones ie children : it is really the children who suffer in any IMMORAL world. I THINK NEWTOWN JUST HAD ANNIVERSARY n there was another shooting. Too Much Ignorance.

[@TitusRockjaw]

***** Except he was not "underprivileged", he was actually Royalty, generally accepted as the opposite of "underprivileged"

[@DeborahCheetham69]

I know, i was being sarcastic to Mr.LowerThe Boom.

[@kwakuberko5406]

***** Debora how are you ?

[@pencils1951]

History has shown that when desperately subjugated people are in need of a visionary to break their shackles and cast aside their chains, there is within their ranks one who in destined to raise his people from their deprivations and regain their rightful pride within their nation's country. This humble man who suffered at the hands of a fascistic regime, lead his people to freedom. The world gazed upon him with admiration and praise for his will, his strength, and his statesman countenance. Rare in the annals of history has there been a man of this stature, and rare will his like be seen again. Rest Madiba rest, you destiny you have fulfilled. The introduction is in Isi Zulu

[@elainewatson9421]

No doubt. Thank you.

[@NTAIVIC]

A great leader has fallen. Incredible and emotional moment for All in the world

[@dunnsriver]

Mandela your my hero and you live on forever in heart and many more generations to come. RIP...LOTS OF LOVE Mandela to the world

[@perankhu]

May the positive work of Nelson Mandela be respected. May the inequities Mandela left behind be addressed so that more than 80% of the land and wealth is returned to the people of Azania (South Africa)- NOW. May the upcoming leaders of Azania (South Africa) Unite and Liberate the nation for the economic, social and holistic benefit of the people's land, resources, integrity, freedom and humanity- and may it manifest now.

[@bonusman]

All those years he was locked up and did not hold any grudges or want any payback, only a true champion could ever be like that.

[@managementr]

The heavens crying for Mandela, remove the umbrellas lets the tears fall on all so they can truly understand the love that Mandela shares.

[@MyGinigini]

In fiji we believe if it rains it is a blessing and a good day.....also in funerals... :) Rest in peace Madiba!!

[@soulsparton]

Nelson mandela will be be only politition in recent history to be sadley missed, he pushed the boundaries for the rest of us to see the results and its up to the rest of the people of africa and the world to carry on and build upon the message he left. and to the rest of the world ,if things dont change it stays the same,what comes after can be better

[@sandybeaches3905]

To all the negative comments about their not being a large crowd. The people in South Africa may have decided that, with all those dignitaries present, they should stay home and watch on television or something. I do know that they loved this man beyond measure. What is it with all this hatred. What are you so insecure about. Is it because Africa is no longer bowing and scraping to the western world. Why should they, what have we ever done for them accept take, take, take!

[@JusticeForWilmien]

take from who?

[@mistydicaprio9051]

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[@fpatrick08]

I liked your comment. Negative comments and hatred seem to have become ubiquitous on the web, as you probably already know. Many sites have shut down their comments sections. It's a shame that this happens, for many reasons. Thanks again for the comment, Sandy!

[@pabalelojaquelinesampsonpa4269]

Its hard to believe nelson rolihlahla mandela is no more. He is resting in his place of birth,chunu. A small rural village in eastern cape gave birth to a hero, the world greatest leader.struggle shaped him. South Africa is proud of him

[@icingt2]

Madiba, may your peaceful soul rest in peace.

[@Twinzs40s]

I'am watching this and crying.wow life..

[@jcextranow]

He was one of the best presidents that South Africa has ever seen. He made the world a better place because he was willing to forgive. Who cares if people were slaughtered. He didn't order this and it is no different than what we see going on in the United States in the inner cities everyday and even in the suburbs. DO NOT attack this man's memory just because there were other people who didn't get to benefit from his tenure. He tried to help the world become a better place, and it RAINED on his funeral so that shows you he was a great person

[@ThePeraP]

"My life is in His hands" - Kirk Franklin and Joyous Celebration, at 1:56:30 AMEN!

[@FeathersHeather]

Rest in peace, Nelson Mandela. He was a genuinely good person and a great president (something that America hasn't had in decades)

[@lindamczeal]

thank you for this live stream. it gave me the chance to see and honor mandela as so many others were doing; thamk you again.

[@Gracy96-m7]

I am Angolan, and feel part of the great world family that Mandela knew how to embrace...beyong color, culture and social differences!

[@hdfloyd]

You have your 1st amendment to freedom of speech but God and God alone is the ONLY judge of any human and through it all God allowed 95 yrs he outlived all of those that oppressed him and did ill will against him. RIP Madiba well done, you learned the GREATEST lesson of living on this earth, Forgiveness dispite what others think or say or judge. Love, no matter what and Action dispite the consequence.

[@ankomahalex]

I called him PAPA OF THE WORLD. Humility, selfless, dedicated, loving, human,peacemaker, unify,down to earth, always laughing. If everyone will live and behaves like PAPA MADIBA GOD will come down and leave in our mist.

[@arborspropertymanager9826]

TATA MADIBA - we know that you are watching from above and can see our world mourning. We will miss you. Your presence, your gentle grace, your strong stature, your deep compassion and the respect you showed to all. We love you and thank you for sharing time with us all. Di Feinstein " Nopece"

[@ramsheddy]

as an african i take extreme pride in the fact that the only person capable of bringing people of this magnitude is our African HERO. It tells you that when u do the right thing God sides with you. God bless you!

[@krismd99]

I am deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. Nelson Mandela. Rest in Peace Madiba. I am self contemplating myself and being of an Indian origin and growing up in India and USA how can I apply these great peoples principles. For my critical eye, it looks a process is already in place in the Universe, but we just see that as Miracles. Mahatma Gandhi, Dr. King, Dr.Nelson Mandela.... I hope and pray that the Almighty will give me courage to face my own imperfections, be truthful to myself, become a better person in place I am, with what I have and contribute to the betterment of Humanity

[@drakempagi4982]

'' There is no passion to be found by playing small; in settling for a life that is less than the one you are capable of living" says Nelson Mandela. true example of LIVE FULL, DIE EMPTY. R.I.P Madiba

[@cgab56]

What a great leader of the people and a leader of Peace, the world is mourning today as he was being laid to rest.

[@princessroyalty7879]

RIP King Mandela you became the president the world.🙏🏽💕👑

[@gooddragon22]

Return In Present; No matter what and who all stands with truth, never fail in future. Thank you.

[@tre3la]

Well everybody else putting in their two cents, let me pen mine...This is what I say for every fallen man that has gone on to the next phase, "He was born, he lived, and he died"...and regardless of your feelings positive or negative, he has reached a status in the annuls of history that very few can or ever will. Some of the comments are calling him a terrorist this and anti that, but I didn't read the same tone of hate against the terror that was being done to his people, the atrocities, the dismantling of a people. I won't use this space to even go into that, but yet to only say that most of what is being said here really doesn't matter. What matters is the people of his country and the honor and reverance they are giving to a man who gave to them, his all. I had to eventually stop reading the comments posted here because it was taking me away from the significance of the moment which was to share in the rememberance of a man who transcended boundaries and thresholds who dined with snakes and doves all for the sake of a better life for his people, all people. For all his critics, he never claimed to be Jesus and he never said he was perfect, but what he did say was I will strive in all my capacity to make a better place for our children and their children.Okay that was more than 2 cents, it was 3, I could actually go into a 25$ rant, but I think what I most wanted say has been said. Rolihlahla Mandela you are done with the troubles of the world. It Is Finished...your name and actions may still live on, but your spirit is at rest...

[@BeverleyPriceJewellery]

With President Obama's comparisons to US great leaders extended, with gratitude, Madiba completed his life with a natural ending - a miracle of South African post-Apartheid prevailing good-will which he inspired and precipitated - unlike the unnatural endings of the lives of the Kennedys, Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King.

[@deborapatriciadc]

Humbleness has a lot to do, God give Victory to humble, simple, and anti-arrogance to accomplish a mission for the human kinds. I feel sad for Mr. Luther King that was not able to see the Victory. God bless him for his great effort for helping hard to give his people dignity and freedom, my respect to him always RIP. We the goods are arrogance too and that affect any good mission. Humbleness has a lot to do.

[@stevenmoses9210]

so sad to miss such great leader ,may his soul rest in peace.

[@IeneMieneMutte10]

This Memorial Service was one big political platform, giving all these presidents their perfect moment to spit out their political speeches in a stadium filled with world leaders and with their faces on tv cameras from all over world. It was the true definition of the word 'apartheid'. This was not a Memorial Service Nelson Mandela would have deserved. It was controversy to his personality, ideas and spirit. It should have been full with beautiful south african music and it's people: One true celebration of the live of this extraordinary man. Can't we do over again? Love from Holland!

[@eugeniamezhanskaya233]

Мне очень понравилась вся церемония - весь день включена эта запись. Всё лучшее сказано лучшими и самыми точными словами о назначении человека на земле - нечего добавить. Me gustó mucho escuchar toda la ceremonia - todo el dia la estoy escuchando, todo lo mejor en mejores y mas precisas palabras esta dicho. No hay mas que decir. I liked very much all the word about our existence on the earth. I haven't any more words about. Idon't say "Bye" to this big man. I say him "See you!"

[@TypicalBlackGamer1]

Nelson mandela is a good true black warrior he has his writes to make black and white people work and live together peacefully and have equal writes. May his sol rest in in peace he is the one to make man kind live

[@saadaltayyar7455]

i wonder why the site is empty , so few people there, all world is watching this great memorial services to the greatest man on current time.

[@keelinmolloy7461]

R.I.P NELSON MANDELA A GREAT LOSS WE WILL MISS DEARLY 🙏

[@kenkenedy3709]

Nelson Mandela the Africa HERO the FATHER of NATOIN we all love you mandela and we all miss you

[@Chivirikanimoratlatli8881]

May u find peace Tata u will forever be loved and missed

[@devotion1100]

Thank You !!!

[@deborapatriciadc]

RIP Mr. Nelson Mandela, in order to achieve great Victory that only God give Humbleness has a lot to do, God give Victory to humble, simple, and anti-arrogance to accomplish a mission for the human kinds. I feel sad for Mr. Luther King that was not able to see the 'Victory' God bless him for his great effort for helping hard to give his people dignity and freedom, my respect to Mr. Luther King always RIP. We so call the goods are arrogance too and that affect any good mission. Humbleness has a lot to do with Victory.

[@elainewatson9421]

A great teacher. Thank you.

[@zwelandilempukwana3893]

thankyou so much youtube for this

[@MsTiako]

I will miss him may good receive is soul next to him I love tata madiba my dream whos to meet you one day peace & love

[@tinmanbxx]

3:07:00 Speech of President Raul Castro.

[@joejoejo2000]

Great Men come and go. Some great Men go and come.

[@YBR25647]

Realmente es uno de los seres humanos mas importantes de nuestra historia

[@thembabuthelezi2900]

It is a sad stories to tell but proud to be told

[@alelooooooya]

I get goose bumps each time ! The national anthem at 28:00

[@Gracy96-m7]

why are we so negative towards the only African black hero that the world respects? I personally don't care if Mandela made mistakes, he is human...most important thing he made me prowd of being African, knowing my roots as adolescent and knowing what is the GOOD FIGHT to life for. I also respect actual president of South Africa who spoke not only in English but also in the African language. Lets be prowd of Mandela and our dear Africa, that so many presidents came to visit for Mandela's berrial makes me very prowd. we need to see the positive things of all ...Africa needs positive figures and MANDELA IS AND WILL BE FOREVER ONE!

[@adolphusb.johnson9961]

GREAT SON OF AFRICAN ",NELSON" REST IN PEACE

[@tweetpocalypse4367]

For demonstrating the POWER to FORGIVE, Thank You, MADIABA. Visit our channel to get your own Nelson Mandela T-Shirt

[@josephditshego2497]

Hallo!!! The world is full of surprise; God gave me a beautiful family on earth. and I wish people should understand facts , that should be patient.

[@bonferey234]

I was so,so frustrated for not seeing president Robert Mugabe speak.I felt also angry that african leaders were kept in shadow during this ceremony.

[@GoodVideos4]

Cyril Ramaphosa being the Program Director, and is now the President.

[@oneheaven9683]

no debate for that.becoz this is our national day.

[@GoodVideos4]

Cape Town with its nice weather then, being in a region of winter rainfall. Whereas, those other parts of the country being in a region of summer rainfall.

[@mrwfws]

Enjoyed the Cuban speech by Raul 3:07 to 3:16.

[@chicreation1]

Barack Obama walked past Minnie Mandela. How disrespectful. For had it not been for Minnie, Nelson would not have the world's attention today. She kept his struggle alive and real.

[@chicreation1]

Yes I mean Winnie, but the spelling mistake is not the point, the disrespect is the point.

[@vashti1121]

Why did youtube stop showing this video? I can see others but not this one.

[@joeraoul5385]

Can someone please give me the title of the song the choir sang just before President Zuma spoke? Thanks

[@anbrayan]

Inde lendlela?

[@joeraoul5385]

Brian Odiwuor Thanks Bro

[@DrGraves21]

Hamba Kahle Madiba!

[@kbkcogic]

Who that singing at the beginning around 15 minutes?

[@HerbertBurton]

Who is the man with the leopard print that is laid on his left shoulder? around 3:19?

[@wicuslabuschagne4928]

1:26:50 Cheering for Barack Obama "can we have discipline" 2:02:00 Barack Obama Speech 3:23:19 Zuma Speech

[@siyabongagegane]

It's a pity, Nelson Mandela is the only politician who loved and protected whites so dearly but look at the matured comments in here.

[@siyabongagegane]

I'm sure you are going to see what I'm saying...I apologise.

[@nomfundomadlala5217]

ConfrontationalRealist What a stupid dumbo!

[@manuel38300]

what's the song which playing at 15 minute please?

[@mariaaudera]

Can anybody tell me who is the man speaking before President Zuma in 3:19:00 and what he says? Thank you

[@mssidanganjone8291]

Obama u are loved ..Crowd cheers!!

[@rich763690]

THE BEST WAY TO PAY RESPECTS TO MANDELA IS THAT THE FOREIGN ENTITIES AND CORPORATIONS GIVE BACK THE LAND TO THE IMPOVERISHED NATIVES OF SOUTH AFRICA THAT MANDELA FOUGHT FOR IN THE 1950'S AT LEAST 50 % OF THE LAND...................... THAT WOULD BE THE ULTIMATE WAY TO PAY RESPECT TO HIM......JUST SAYING////////////

[@itgetseasierlessitry]

Free. Will Colonialism and Imperialism were "fair and square"? What a silly Willy you are.

[@cosmicforce9]

itgetseasierlessitry sarcasm helps to lighten the mood sometimes when dealing with sensitive topics. " fair and square my a$$, we were raped and ravished"

[@SBALAK9753]

Rajiv Gandhi's grandfather was not Mahatma Gandhi but Jawaharlal Nehru. Rajiv Gandhi got his last name from his dad Feroz Gandhi who was not related to the Mahatma. We as Indians loved Matiba and mourn his demise but with the South Africans celebrate his life and his contributions. Let Matiba's example light our way forward.

[@melbournecampana1716]

i was here because of TREVOR'S JOKE.. that Translator can even translate all language

[@jjmirah819]

Lol... It seems that they cut him off... And used a real interpreter.

[@jayrobins3221]

The din of the voices of world leaders drowned the thud of the rains on Tuesday as they defied the early morning showers to pay poignant tributes to the late global icon, Nelson Mandela, at a memorial service held in his honour on Tuesday in Soweto, South Africa but the voice of Nigeria, which played a prominent role in snuffing life out of apartheid system of government in the country and ensuring the release of the Madiba from prison after 27 years of incarceration, was muted as Nigeria was not listed among countries to pay tribute to Mandela. This has resulted in a ricochet of protests across the country as many Nigerians believe that the contributions of the country to free both South Africa and Mandela should have qualified the country for a pride of place at the event. Many Nigerians who commented on Twitter and Facebook condemned the organisers for overlooking Nigeria, describing it as repaying evil with good. While the platform was yielded to United States’ President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron, whose countries not only egged on the repressive apartheid regime in South Africa but also labelled Mandela a terrorist, as well as countries like Namibia, India and China, Nigeria was not given any chance to pay tribute to the man Nigerians from all walks of life fought tooth and nail to save from the claws of his oppressors. Most Nigerians see the shabby treatment handed down to Nigeria at the ceremony as a continuation of the disdain with which many South Africans treat Nigerians. Immediately after the collapse of apartheid, leaders of the country had sought the support of experts from Nigeria with many Nigerians heeding the call and contributing intellectually, financially and physically to the development of the country. Many invested their money in businesses in the country but shortly afterwards, South Africans turned against Nigerians. Nigerians are hunted and killed like game; they have become the target of hate campaigns by South Africans. Every Nigeria is viewed as a drug dealer or a death merchant and is thus subjected to extreme ridicule and subhuman treatment. Even the revered Africa’s first Nobel laureate in literature, Professor Wole Soyinka, was not spared the animosity that oozes easily from South Africans to Nigerians. The wordsmith had been invited to South Africa to deliver a lecture to mark the birthday of Nelson Mandela but on arriving at the airport, despite having valid documents, he was delayed endlessly by South African immigration officers and was at the verge of being returned to Nigeria without accomplishing his mission in South Africa but for the intervention of Mandela’s wife, Graca Machel. If a Nigerian of Soyinka’s status could be so treated despite possessing valid papers, it could be imagined how other Nigerians. This is probably why Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State could not hold back harsh words for South Africans while paying tribute to Mandela on Monday. The governor had wondered why in spite of the huge sacrifice made by Nigeria to free South Africa from the claws of imperialists, Nigerians are being subjected to ridicule by South Africans. According to the governor, “Nigeria paid a huge price for what South Africa has become today. I remember the anti-apartheid campaign was at the core of Nigerian foreign policy.” He then wondered why the British, who supported apartheid, could enter the country without any hassle while Nigerians needed a visa. He added, “When you look at the part of the world where ovation is now the loudest, it was the part from where the pain was the most vicious. In a very cruel irony, history is being revised. “The people, who collaborated with the government that enthroned apartheid at that time, are the people that are paying the biggest tribute now.” The contribution of Nigerians to freeing both South Africa and Mandela was monumental. The commitment of Nigerians to put an end to apartheid in South Africa was so intense that the country was considered a leader of the Frontline States established to achieve democratic majority rule in South Africa. The group raised funds and soldiers to prosecute war against apartheid. Other members included Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Nigeria played a vital role in the establishment of the United Nations Special Committee Against Apartheid (UNSCAA). This was partly responsible for Nigeria occupying the chair of the committee more than any other country until it was scrapped. Nigeria also established the Southern African Relief Fund (SARF), which was funded with deductions from the salary of every Nigerian worker, irrespective of rank, both in the public and private sectors as well as donations from ordinary Nigerians, including students. The fund was disbursed by African National Congress (ANC) leaders and members as they saw fit. Nigeria also provided scholarships for students from South Africa while South African freedom fighters whose passports were seized by the government were given Nigerian passports. Whenever South Africans protested against injustice, Nigerian students also took to the streets in support and solidarity. Nigerian musicians waxed albums in support of the anti-apartheid struggle, while Nigerian poets wrote poems to condemn racism in South Africa. Nigeria never let go of any opportunity to denounce apartheid; Commonwealth Games were boycotted while the assets of British Petroleum (BP) were nationalised. Nigeria was a friend to those who opposed apartheid and an enemy to friends of the racists. Confirming the contributions of Nigeria to waging a successful war against apartheid, the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) foreign relations head, Major General Daniel Mofokeng, recently praised the Nigerian Armed forces for its support against apartheid. Mofokeng said Nigeria was in the forefront in the struggle against apartheid and that the country made huge sacrifices for the liberation of South Africa from minority rule. According to him, Nigeria also offered military training and support to assist the African National Congress. He added that Nigeria’s efforts in ending apartheid could not be over-emphasised. “I must say the relations between the two countries most especially before 1994; has been extra ordinary in the sense that Nigeria was in the forefront in the anti-apartheid struggle. It assisted and trained our cadre, our students and military students then. So I must say the cooperation between the two has been very great indeed.” However, the question on the lips of most Nigerians is that if Nigerians made so much sacrifice for South Africans do they deserve the ignominy they are subjected to by South Africans

[@alauc]

He did now what he he did not create never before. Why do we recognize somebody too late?

[@robi17100]

How is the name of the song at 3:21:31 because its wonderful :) thanks :)

[@edileiaugusto9307]

O Brazil Precisa de um Nelson Mandela para nos livrar da CORRUPÇAO. grande Nelson mandela o BRAZIL ama voê

[@kbkcogic]

Good thing they had another signer in the video

[@josuejean912]

at what time can I see alledged Jantjies' bogus sign language

[@nuradeen]

whats the name of the song please ??

[@GoodVideos4]

Pity no English translations for the Xhosa, and Zulu, commentary. Remember also that people around the world would be watching this.

[@jmott11]

Why song were they singing around 53:00 min

[@EricaDiane2]

Sing yall

[@nelisiwembatha6346]

The voice sounds like him

[@MarieHannahWilson]

RIP

[@jcextranow]

And wow the ex wife kissed the current wife. Shows you what kind of women he chose to share his life with. Classy..How many times do you witness that.

[@ghassansaid1557]

This is historical by all means dear friends.

[@Henryharris6436]

when does mugabe show up.

[@tewaish]

+Henry “Ophiuchus” Harris ..at his own funeral..

[@vavani05]

It is a shame that no African leader has spoken!

[@arivosizneias9186]

Nelson

[@MrZobiwan]

1:26:54 Now you know wwho rules the world...

[@DFWME100]

He signed off on the deaths of innocent people, lots of them Nelson Mandela was the head of UmKhonto we Sizwe, (MK), the terrorist wing of the ANC and South African Communist Party. At his trial, he had pleaded guilty to 156 acts of public violence including mobilising terrorist bombing campaigns, which planted bombs in public places, including the Johannesburg railway station. Many innocent people, including women and children, were killed by Nelson Mandela’s MK terrorists. Here are some highlights -Church Street West, Pretoria, on the 20 May 1983 -Amanzimtoti Shopping complex KZN, 23 December 1985 -Krugersdorp Magistrate’s Court, 17 March 1988 -Durban Pick ‘n Pay shopping complex, 1 September 1986 -Pretoria Sterland movie complex 16 April 1988 -Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court, 20 May 1987 -Roodepoort Standard Bank 3 June, 1988

[@mthandazothanda561]

But he was in prison during those years

[@LesibaAlfredMokobane-pt1dx]

Mandela feneral

[@abhidiptaguha]

@1:26:54