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Tuesday, 24 June 2025
Nelson Mandela's biography
Mandela grew up in a tiny village and was the first member of his family to attend school. Both of his parents were illiterate.
He rose to the Presidency of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1950 and started leading nonviolent protests against racism.
His actions landed him in prison for 27 long years.
Nelson Mandela was the leader of the South African movement to freedom and his participation in the various protests and his requirement to see equality in his country led him to fight in a nonviolent way.
1st video childhood
2nd video
The big city
3rd video Prisoner
4th video Statesman
After
27 years in prison he became the first democratically elected
president of South Africa, a country
where children of all skin colours gained
equal rights for the first time.
Nelson continued to help South Africa’s children and demands
respect for their rights. He started
his own
children’s foundation, the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF),
which helps children whose parents have died of AIDS, street
children, disabled children
and poor children.
As
president Nelson Mandela donated
half of his salary to poor children and when he received the Nobel
Peace Prize he gave part of the
prize money to help street children. Nelson not only wants all
children to feel loved, he also wants to give them a better future.
That’s why he also wanted to give children the chance to develop
their talents
Nelson
Mandela was the leader of the South African movement to
freedom and his participation in the various protests and his
requirement to see equality in his country led him to fight
in a nonviolent way.
.
After
27 years in prison he became the first democratically elected
president of South Africa, a country
where children of all skin colours gained
equal rights for the first time.
Nelson continued to help South Africa’s children and demands
respect for their rights. He started
his own
children’s foundation, the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF),
which helps children whose parents have died of AIDS, street
children, disabled children
and poor children.
As
president Nelson Mandela donated
half of his salary to poor children and when he received the Nobel
Peace Prize he gave part of the
prize money to help street children. Nelson not only wants all
children to feel loved, he also wants to give them a better future.
That’s why he also wanted to give children the chance to develop
their talents
Nelson Mandela was the leader of the South African movement to freedom and his participation in the various protests and his requirement to see equality in his country led him to fight in a nonviolent way.
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