Because he was part of a terrorist organization. The ANC.
The ANC however only commenced with an "armed struggle" after all attempts at dialogue with the white oligarchy (apartheid regime/dictatorship) were met with state violence and repression.
You could say that the ANC's armed struggle was justified because the government of the time denied people the right to vote on the basis of race.
i do not know you tell me
he sacrfices that he went to jail and took over all government buildings and police station.
2.1bn
It is said he retired and wanted to spend more time with his friends and family, so pretty much that is what he is doin and enjoying the rest of his life with them.
is it the one in south africa ?
because he is alright boys and girl,much love :)
Nelson Mandela was Preceded by the State President of South Africa Frederik Willem de Klerk (born 18 March 1936), often known as F. W. de Klerk, F. W. de Klerk remained in office as Vice President for much of Mandelas presidency.
To become selfless you must pretty much die to yourself. Nelson Mandela gave up his freedom to fight for equal rights regardless of what you look like.
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Nelson Mandela
nelson mandela is inportant to keep the masses hynotised into believing in a false history created by those pulling the strings, look much much deeper into the situation and the truth may dawn
Nelson Mandela passed away in December of 2013 at the age of 95. South Africa's former President left an estate provisionally valued at 46m rand equivalent to $4.13 million in US dollars.
Nelson Mandela fought for black people rights during apartheid and spent 27 years of his life in prison. F.W. de Klerk released him from prison when he unbanned the ANC. Nelson Mandela also became the first black president in South Africa. Like the same thing in the US- Obama first black president of the United States. Mandela also wanted whites to be treated equally, too. Nelson Mandela Quote- "For to be free is not merely to cast off ones chains, but to live in a way of respects and enhance the freedom of others."