Growing up my mother told me stories about Mama Winnie who she called the Mother of Africa. I got so fascinated with these stories and I fell in love with her. She gave me the passion to become a Social Worker to serve those in need. It was my dream to meet her in person but unfortunately my dream will never come true. I’ll visit your burial place mama because you’re my hero. Rest In Peace Mama.
Am a Nigerian but my love for the Mandela's legacy left me no choice than to be a proud African Nelson Mandela is African and African is Nelson Mandela Long live the spirit of Mandela long live Long Africa long live Long live the undying spirit of mama Mandela long live Am a very proud African thank u Nelson Mandela
Loved your passion Winnie, for your country and family, I heard about you first before Mandela, you provoke me to make a difference that matter, thank you, sleep well my distant friend.
Thank you for sharing with everyone this wonderful speech for our dearest mama Winnie Mandela Unforgettable African woman. Dearest SITA of South Africa Rest In Peace. God bless South Africa and her beloved people!
Love the eurology. sleep well our hero. I'm from Kenya n feel like this is the only mother who has done more than any man on the continent. U cannot find such a fearless, relentless loving beautiful in n out woman today in Africa winnie Mandela beats all women of mother earth with her relentless power. Born to lead. u even beat nelson Mandela. . sleep well n ur story will be told. to every African woman today tomorrow n future will always remember u. U fought the Boers, n set south Africans free. Today apart from u nobody else is fighting for our very continent that has black boers n black colonials breaking Africa to the highest heaven. RIP.
Julius Malema thank you for your tributed speech on MAMA WINNIE MANDELA`s funeral , they can deny what ever you narrated in your speech forgotten that they moulded your political knowledge and you know and experienced all of what you indicated . Your commitment to our current struggle gives us hope for a betterment of our country, your selfless effort ,honesty and political power you show out to everyone and truth speaking to power and ashamedly so to educate South Africans as whole on what our is all about, the status core of our country comparing to the past, on what our focus may be going forward so to change where is needed and combat the scourge of corruption; Fraud and maladministration upon our State owned Enterprises. Lastly eradicate crooks those are trying to forge our history into shameful state in front of the whole world. You can make a good President and you are our stalwart and the worrier in current generational revolutionary struggle. Long live my leader, Long live. Long the EFF Long live, ALUTA CONTINUA
what a marvelous speech by Julius Malema, to denounce the sell outs seating there in their beautiful suits. His speech hits to my heart knowing that everything he said is what has been pleaguing us (black People) for years. It is something that we should unapologetic speak on every opportunity we get. We as African at home and abroad MUST unite to save Africa, and our children. Viva AFRICA. AFRICA FOR THE AFRICAN.
MOMZAMO (WINNIE) WINIFRED ZANYIWE MEDIKIZELA-MANDELA is without a doubt TO ME AN ICON OF WORTH WHERE SHE PUT HER ACTION INTO WORDS. HER SPIRIT WILL LONG LIVE UPON THIS EARTH. SHE WAS A CHAMPION.
Thank you Mr President Matamela. Thank you Man of God. Our leaders should put God first. President Silili is that leader with spiritual leader. May Mama Winnie Rest In Peace. It’s up to us South Africans .Long Live Mother of the Nation Long Live.... 👏🙏🙏🙏
This is one of the greatest speeches that exalt and vindicate mama Wine. I like to listen to it all the time. On top of that, it is amusing that Comrade Ramaphosa and Field marshal Malema are good friends! Great South Africa and may you all continue to live being united by that spirit of mama yetu wa Afrika nzima.... May she also continue to live on in us here in Tanzania!!
My heartfelt condolence to the people of south Africa,especially mama's daughters and most particularly her grand children.History said Jesus suffered before he died,you also suffered for your husband ,and your people all your life,mama may you rest in eternal peace,and be welcomed in heaven by Jesus Christ amen.my heartfelt condolence from The Gambia West Africa
I don't know, maybe what I am going to say is wrong. I hope it is wrong. I think Ramaphosa has been doing quite a good job as the head of state, he's a listener and is responsive. He is also willing to work with other political parties as he had promised. That is commendable. However, I can't help but think that he is weak as a leader of the ANC. He has been bowing to Malema, to me it's desperate and weak of him and is only giving the EFF power to continuously call conferences to say that there's no ANC to go back to. Again, I hope I am wrong.
He must also use the words"White government", instead of the word "They" all the time to refer to what Mama Winnie was fighting against for freedom and justice. Be robust like Mama Winnie call a snake a snake.
Anc thy knw hw to fake .anc never love this woman since Nelson Mandela reject mama winnie and lose hope frm mama winnie.shes the one who fight for this nation
I think it's safe to return to the ANC now. The crooks are now on the sidelines and the upright leader is in position. I'm surely coming back, thank you EFF for keeping us warm in exile under Zuma's rulership. We were more than ready to put you EFF on power if the mini Zuma faction had won ANC.
I am clear. When I vote I vote against corruption and Cyril Ramaphosa is the biggest threat to corruption there is today. Malema is indeed the champion of anti-corruption but Cyril is the guy who can actually do something about it because of positionality. I also vote for radical economic transformation and land expropriation without compensation, Cyril is the only president who has taken action, not only speak about this but took action within his first few months in office to stand by the black poor masses of this land. This is something that Malema would surely do as well but I believe that Ramaphosa is the quicker route because he starts getting things done now.
