The first known television interview with South Africa’s late anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela has emerged — and it was filmed in a former synagogue. The Nelson Mandela Foundation, an NGO ...
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The first known television interview with South Africa's late anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela has emerged, featuring a bearded activist defiantly vowing to fight racism.
His life has been described as an evolution from militant freedom fighter, to prisoner, to unifying figure and eventual elder statesman – in the process winning the hearts and minds of world leaders ...