Nelson Mandela was arrested in 1962 and was sentenced to life in prison in 1964. He was released in 1990 after serving 27 years in prison.

Nelson Mandela's father Gadla Henry Mphakanyiswa, who at one time served as chief of the town of Mvezo.

Mandela's father had four wives, with whom he fathered a total of thirteen children (four boys and nine girls). Mandela was born to his third wife ('third' by a complex royal ranking system), Nosekeni Fanny.

Actually, he left her and declared his marriage at an end in April 1992, because the problems in his private life threatened to derail his political credibility and ability to lead the ANC.

The bad publicity caused by her role in the violence in Soweto and the case of kidnapping and assults of youths - namely Stompie Seipei and the disapperance of Lolo Sono. Even though she was aquitted of assault, she was found guilty of kidnapping. Ever since then there have been questions about her role in the assaults that occured in the back rooms of her home in Soweto.

She has unique power and position and is very influential.

All events prior to the break-up, reflected badly on Mandela and people started to feel he was 'covering' for her, one of the reasons for this 'feeling'- in August 1990, she was appointed head of the Welfare Department of the ANC, in charge of repatriating exiles. Welfare NGO's petitioned the ANC against her appointment. Even the ANC National Executive Committee tried to remove her, but Mandela blocked theses attempts personally. In 1991 he went to her trial and conviction for kidnapping, then in 1992 she was accused of misappropriating funds from her department. Public scandal was accompanied by personal scandal.

Once Mandela declared his marriage at an end, she resigned all her positions in the ANC.

More disgrace followed and she was barely out of the headlines.

In August 1994, Mandela announced he was divorcing her.

Even so, we have not seen or heard the last of her as a powerful political force in S.A.

Nelson Mandela's mother was Noqaphi Nosekeni.

His father died so he was than groomed for high office. The elders of his tribe were telling stories about their ancestors and how they did whatever they could to protect their land and he wanted to do the same.

i think people love Nelson Mandela because he fighted for apartheid between blacks and white people and stayed in jail. i think people loves him too because he is a Good leader to his people

People from around the world spend 67 mins to represent the 27 years that he spent in jail. Wow!

Nelson Mandela stood up against apartheid in south africa. He was sent to prison for being involved with the National African Congress. He was released 26 years later. He is looked at as a hero now.

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Because he was convicted of high treason, as well as the following:

8 January 1982 attack on the Koeberg nuclear power plant near Cape Town, coinciding with the 70th anniversary of the formation of the ANC, the Church Street bombing on 20 May 1983, killing 19, and the 14 June 1986 car-bombing of Magoo's Bar in Durban, in which 3 people were killed and 73 injured.

Yes, he is a 33rd Degree Freemason, like the Pope, Lord Mayor Of City Of London & Head of the Jesuit Church(Adolfo Nicolás) in Rome. Others include World Leaders: Barack Obama(USA), David Cameron(UK), Nicolas Sarkozy(France), Angela Merkel(Germany), etc.

People think Nelson Mandela is a very important person who made a change in this world, by thinking about the country he wanted to live in, and thinking, "I don't want to live in a country like this, so I'm going to make a difference."

Annual international day in honor of NelsonMandela, celebrated each year on the date of his birthday, July 18. It is not a Catholic feast day but a secular celebration.

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Nelson Mandela passed away on December 5, 2013. He had been living in Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa before his death. He was laid to rest in the Mandela Cemetery in Qunu, Eastern Cape, South Africa.

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Nelson Mandela was incarcerated in a place called Robben island, and was told to trot to the penitentiary gate, but he refused. To get healthier living conditions, he and other prisoners with him began a starvation wallop in which they won and acknowledged what they wanted. A few methods they found to correspond among other prisoners were: hiding messages in the bottom of food buckets, writing messages on bathroom paper, slipping interpretation inside the filthy dishes (they made the dishes extra dirty for this) so the chef prisoners could interpret them, and taping notes to the inside perimeter of toilet seats. Nelson was offered liberty if he would end his cruel actions, but he refused there tender. Mandela took lessons at the academy of London through communication, and had secret discussions with former president of South Africa, P.W. Botha and his descendant, F.W. de Klerk during his twenty-six year jail occasion term. By the love of the nation in his country who constantly wanted him unchained, in 1990 he was freed. He was prearranged Deputy President of the ANC. The ANC determined to postpone its 30-year equipped effort. In July of 1991, Nelson Mandela was chosen President of the ANC. Nelson decided to join the government and supplementary parties to discuss South Africa's future. Finally, everyone came to consent on a preponderance rule constitution. This constitution states that ethnic prejudice is against the law. In 1993, Nelson Mandela shared the Nobel Peace Prize with F.W. de Klerk for dismantling apartheid, and in 1994, he became the first democratically chosen South African president. In June of 1999, Nelson Mandela retired from the presidency, and returned to live in the city of Qunu, Transkei, in which was intuitive

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