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Nelson Mandela Day: Images And Quotes Remembering 'Madiba'
Nelson Mandela International Day 2020: Fondly referred to as Madiba, Nelson Mandela touched lived where ever he went. In November 2009, in recognition of his contribution to the peace and freedom, the UN General Assembly declared July 18 as "Nelson Mandela International Day" and a resolution was passed paying tribute to his values, dedication to co...
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Sachin Tendulkar Quotes Nelson Mandela, Says Sports Has The Power To Change The World
Legendary batsman and former Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar on Saturday shared former South Africa president Nelson Mandela's quote on how sport has the power to change the world.
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This 9-Year-Old 'Librarian' Educates Kids In Her Slum In Bhopal
Class III student Muskaan Ahirwar, who lives in a slum in Bhopal, is a firm believer in Nelson Mandela's famous quote: "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world".
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Nelson Mandela's 96th Birth Anniversary Marked by a Google Doodle
The interactive doodle showcases the life and times and famous quotes of Mandela, the former president of South Africa and a champion for the cause of abolishment of apartheid.
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Difficulties break some men but make others: Nelson Mandela's most famous quotes
South African anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela died peacefully at home at the age of 95 on Thursday after months fighting a lung infection, leaving his nation and the world in mourning for a man revered as a moral giant. Here are 10 of Mr Mandela's most memorable quotes:
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Nelson Mandela 'sitting up', 'much better', says his grandson
Anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela, who is recovering at home after spending nearly three months in hospital, is said to be doing "much better" and sitting up on his bed, his grandson was quoted as saying today.
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Sergey Bubka takes Nelson Mandela line in IOC election race
The pole vaulting legend, who is in race to replace Jacques Rogge as IOC president, quoted a line by former South African president Nelson Mandela to support his case.
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Nelson Mandela Day: Images And Quotes Remembering 'Madiba'
Nelson Mandela International Day 2020: Fondly referred to as Madiba, Nelson Mandela touched lived where ever he went. In November 2009, in recognition of his contribution to the peace and freedom, the UN General Assembly declared July 18 as "Nelson Mandela International Day" and a resolution was passed paying tribute to his values, dedication to co...
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Sachin Tendulkar Quotes Nelson Mandela, Says Sports Has The Power To Change The World
Legendary batsman and former Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar on Saturday shared former South Africa president Nelson Mandela's quote on how sport has the power to change the world.
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This 9-Year-Old 'Librarian' Educates Kids In Her Slum In Bhopal
Class III student Muskaan Ahirwar, who lives in a slum in Bhopal, is a firm believer in Nelson Mandela's famous quote: "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world".
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Nelson Mandela's 96th Birth Anniversary Marked by a Google Doodle
The interactive doodle showcases the life and times and famous quotes of Mandela, the former president of South Africa and a champion for the cause of abolishment of apartheid.
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Difficulties break some men but make others: Nelson Mandela's most famous quotes
South African anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela died peacefully at home at the age of 95 on Thursday after months fighting a lung infection, leaving his nation and the world in mourning for a man revered as a moral giant. Here are 10 of Mr Mandela's most memorable quotes:
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Nelson Mandela 'sitting up', 'much better', says his grandson
Anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela, who is recovering at home after spending nearly three months in hospital, is said to be doing "much better" and sitting up on his bed, his grandson was quoted as saying today.
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Sergey Bubka takes Nelson Mandela line in IOC election race
The pole vaulting legend, who is in race to replace Jacques Rogge as IOC president, quoted a line by former South African president Nelson Mandela to support his case.
