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Its 20 years to the day
Its 20 years to the day since this happened
There were days not long before that I thought I'd never see Mandela freed from prison.
/it seemed all those times I bunked off school to protest outside the South African embassy were worthwhile
I know around these parts that many have utter contempt for politicians
Yeah well I'm prepared to express a great deal of respect for Nelsen Mandela, but being South African I realised how important he was to the dismantling of the hideous & that he led South Africa thorough transition & rehabilitation, South Africa would not be the rainbow nation which is now prospering without the man.
Sure he's no saint & like all men he is flawed, but as far I'm concerned he is one of the greatest men of the 20th century.
Twenty Years On From Mandela Day
It takes a great man who was imprisoned for 27-years to not use his power to exact revenge on those who imprisoned him;
I'm just confused about a video I saw of him on youtube where he was singing a song about killing ama bhulu. I don't get it, and it doesn't seem to fit. The song could be a metaphor as the amabhulu representing Apartheid itself, but I don't know. Can you provide some insight into this ziggy?
noi can't but as you said when he came out of prison he didn't preach revenge & his record shows that to be true & so that is what he should be remembered for