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Every day is a Mandela day in South Africa "Let's celebrate the legacy and the man of the land" tomorrow 18th July 2018 Mandiba 100 Year and we are still counting.
A lot of activities has been going on since last week to Celebrate the man of the land, father of all South Africans in fact "Africa as a whole" Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela.
Mandiba was born on the 18th July 1918, died on the 5th December 2013, Mandela will turn 100 years this year if he's still alive.
“ In teh life of any individual, family, community or society, memory is of fundamental importance. It is
teh fabric of identity. ”
Nelson Mandela
Let's Celebrate Mandiba and make every day a Mandela day.
To learn more about Madiba and his legacy please visit
#CAPupdate #Mandeladay #Southafrica
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