A leader indeed, father of the Nation. That is a respect need to be determined during the State of the Nation Address. Our leaders of today lack respect, full of corruption and taken justice to their own hands. You have done such a great job to all South African, African people particularly. I salute you Tata Mandela for the commitment, dedication of your life to the struggle of SA people specifically black people.
A man that has never been matched by any in the world in terms of creating peace amongst the people of the world. Mandela was the most respected man and the President amongst all the Presidents I ever heard about. May your soul rest in peace my greatest hero
@@abdullahpatel6086 well everything was fine until that criminal was released from prison and de clerk give the country to the ANC that's when corruption started
The greatest leader of South Africa, Father Nelson Mandela. I wish I can bring you back to teach these hooligans of these country that it is appropriate to give a respect during THE STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS. AAAA....!!!!!! DALIBHUNGA.
The fact that Mandela did respect Afrikaners, that he did respect De Klerk and his efforts to abolish apartheid. He spoke Afrikaans. He cares about Afrikaners as much as other South Africans. He respected and even admired Die Stem, because it's a song of Afrikaner pride of South Africa. He was the leader of ALL South Africans. Apartheid was ended because De Klerk found Mandela as a person who could be negotiated with. If the current ANC wouldn't be trying to rewrite the history then South Africa would be a first world country. Ramaphosa has still time to prove that he can be a new Mandela. People who suggest that the Afrikaners should be send back to Europe are racists and besides, we don't want them here. Afrikaners are as much native to South Africa as any other tribe.
Mandela was the best president South Africa ever had. Like it or not, every president before Mandela all supported the exploitation of black people. All presidents after Mandela have done very little to improve the position of black people.
What is happening today is a far cry of what parliament sessions looked liked during tenure of Dr. N. R Mandela. We wish the current crop of the so called Opposition leaders should leaf from the then opposition, Amen
If you really think about it, the real decay started not in 1994, but actually after Mandela left office. When Mandela was in office there was a great deal of hope. Sure life for all would be different but the plan was to really try and get black people up to par with the current white population. Back in the days of Chester Williams entering Rugby. Amazing that just directly after Mandela the vision kind of died. Mbeki certainly did not keep the torch. He wasn't really impressionable enough. One could argue he was the transition president. Mbeki perhaps not too terrible, but it was the sign of the beginning of the end. Zuma was the real sign that that ship had landed, from the days of Zuma SA would never be the same again. SA was now the laughing stock of the world. Ramaphosa - Basically queue what is essentially a reincarnated Robert Mugabe. The last president to be in office before the grid goes dark and the country descends into total chaos.
@@blahdiblah2169 Mbeki was QAnon before QAnon was even a thing. Zuma? The man had no clue how to run a country. Remember, he was ANC Head of Intelligence when Chris Hani died, and he gave all Hani's detail a day off on that fateful autumn day, when he knew full well the Nats and Conservatives wanted to kill him. Ramaphosa? Marikana's the word. Need I say more?
@@southafricanbrodcastergive7732 The strong views on land ownership we have today was not as strong back then so you can’t blame him for not talking about it as strongly as we want him to his gone now
would you prefer a dictatorial and competent regime or a benevolent democratic but incompetent regime? Mandela represented the black majority, but sorry to say, ANC has made a mess out of SA. This is entirely up to you.
Long live Nelson Mandela. Even in death he will still be remembered as a hero. He was the one who prevented any more fighting in SA from happening. This man is the complete opposite of Donald Trump who himself wants to divide a nation instead of uniting it.
