Zenani Mandela-Dlamini, Nelson Mandela's daughter

She is the elder daughter of Nelson Mandela and his second wife, Winnie Mandela.
She was nearly born in prison, as Winnie Mandela was arrested close to her birth in 1959, and when she was four her father was sent to prison - where he would stay for the next 27 years. Not until 1974, when she was 16 years old, could she visit him.
Mandela-Dlamini studied at Waterford Kamhlaba United World College of Southern Africa and science at Boston University a student at Boston University, in 1990, Zenani’s father Nelson Mandela was released from prison. She talks about her father and not seeing him until she was 16 years old. African law prohibits children seeing prisoners until age 16.
Zenani's mother, Winnie, had been detained by apartheid police for taking part in a women's protest shortly before giving birth to her in Soweto in 1959. Her father was imprisoned when she was five. There would be no innocence of what it meant to bear South Africa's most famous surname.
After Mandela was elected president and his divorce to Winnie, Zenani was chosen to accompany her father to his inauguration and become the stand in First Lady of South Africa until her father remarried on his 80th birthday to former Mozambique first lady Graça Machel.

[@sandybeaches9321]

The South Africans have been through so much. We were all so excited about Nelson Mandela being free, we didn't pay attention to what was really happening here in the US and in South Africa. Black people everywhere must stop being so easily distracted and learn to focus on what really needs to be happening.

[@pieterwillembotha6719]

You mean, like how black people were/still are being used as pawns by leftists including radical communists?

[@errolbaptiste]

It was very interested history of learning about South Africa which sanctions against apartheid.

[@ndodamakayi5220]

Students did not tke up arms in '76. They only had stones and police had fire arms.

[@queeniwearth]

Very non-bias this Prose. I appreciate the way she conducted this interview.

[@sazinisibiya9603]

Be strong

[@winnieowuor6946]

amazing

[@tshepotau5754]

I miss Winnie Mandela.

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Amandlaaaaaaaaaa!

[@chingychangy2257]

What’s the sadness????? What a stupid question...Mr. Mandela was needlessly jailed for all those years...racially based...that’s the sadness!!!!!

[@tshepotau5754]

A stupid question indeed.

[@keneilwemodikwe-md1bw]

Stupid stupid question..

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Fake news

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