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Nelson Mandela Foundation opens condolences book for Zindzi Mandela
It said considering the COVID-19 global health crisis, it asked those who would like to send condolences to the Mandela family to rather go to the foundation and sign the book there.
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Zindzi Mandela was a fierce liberator with a kind heart - Sisulu
"She was a very angry young woman; and she was a voice of young people, clear about everybody’s role in the struggle."
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Use of violence can be rational & targeted at injustice - Mandela Foundation
The foundation reacted to the killing of George Floyd in the United States, which led to widespread protests around the world.
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NMF rallies behind George Floyd protests, condemns Collins Khosa killing
The organisation has condemned the killing of George Floyd at the hands of US police and here back home of Collins Khosa, who was killed in a scuffle with soldiers in Alexandra.
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NELSON MANDELA FOUNDATION: Enough! Black Lives Matter
It is clear that in South Africa 26 years of democracy have not as yet ensured that black lives matter as much as white lives, states the Nelson Mandela Foundation.
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Author and anti-apartheid journalist Shaun Johnson has died
Shaun Johnson was a newspaper journalist and editor, author and the founding chief executive of the Mandela Rhodes Foundation.
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Apartheid statement was an error of judgement - FW de Klerk Foundation
The FW de Klerk Foundation said that its recent statement that apartheid was not a crime against humanity was an error of judgement.
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CARTOON: Nobel Oblige, FW!
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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Mandela & De Klerk foundations to meet over apartheid remarks
This after an interview with the SABC in which De Klerk apologised for apartheid, but said he does not believe it can be labelled a crime.
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WATCH LIVE: Ramaphosa's tribute to Madiba on 30th anniversary of prison release
President Cyril Ramaphosa is delivering a public address on the Cape Town City Hall balcony, where Nelson Mandela delivered his first public address within hours of his release.
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Mogoeng Mogoeng: SA inequality now ‘sharper’ post-apartheid
‘It is a shame that inequality has become sharper during our constitutional democracy than during apartheid.’
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WATCH: Mogoeng Mogoeng delivers 17th Annual Nelson Mandela Lecture
This year's lecture centred on the theme of “Constitutionalism is an Instrument for Transformation”.
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Masina, Nelson Mandela Foundation commemorate Madiba Day in NY
A series of events is taking place alongside the UN General Assembly to honour the late Madiba and also to keep his legacy alive.
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AfriForum denied leave to appeal apartheid flag hate speech ruling
The matter was brought by the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the Human Rights Commission last month, asking the court to stop the display of the flag.
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Nelson Mandela Foundation to take Roets apartheid flag tweet matter to ConCourt
The foundation has already instructed its legal team to prepare a conditional application for leave to appeal, which included an application for direct access to the Constitutional Court.
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Apartheid flag case: Roets says Mandela Foundation had no case
The case against Ernst Roets was lodged by the Nelson Mandela Foundation last month arguing that he breached the Equality Court's ruling.
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Court rules in favour of Ernst Roets over apartheid flag tweet
The Johannesburg High Court has dismissed the Nelson Mandela Foundation's urgent application against AfriForum's Ernst Roets who tweeted an image of the apartheid flag after the Equality Court ruled that its gratuitous display amounted to hate speech.
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Ernst Roets not in contempt of court for apartheid flag tweet
The High Court in Johannesburg has dismissed the contempt of court charge against AfriForum's Ernst Roets.
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Court to clarify if Ernst Roets' apartheid flag tweet is hate speech
AfriForum's Ernst Roets tweeted a picture of the apartheid flag just hours after a court ruled that its gratuitous display amounted to hate speech.
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Nelson Mandela Foundation to approach courts over Ernst Roets' old SA flag tweet
The Equality Court this week declared certain displays of the apartheid flag as hate speech. However, following the ruling, Roets posted the flag on Twitter, with the caption 'Did I just commit hate speech?'
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Mandela Foundation: Ernst Roets tweeting apartheid flag 'unfortunate'
Speaking to Cape Talks' Kieno Kammies, the foundation's CEO Sello Hatang said what Ernst Roets had done was 'unfortunate'.
