A mosaic of Madiba on a pavement in Jo’burg
The Pillars of the Constitution at the Apartheid Museum, Johannesburg.
APARTEID MUSEUM
Mandela’s possessions on display at the Mandela House Museum, Soweto
EMMA GREGG
In South Africa, Mandela’s smile follows you everywhere, adorning everything from pop art t-shirts to House of Mandela wine labels. There’s also an expanding army of Mandela monuments and portraits, with new statues soon to appear in Cape Town, Durban and Port Elizabeth.
The people of South Africa have been without their fabled former president, Nelson Mandela, for almost _ve years, and he’s still loved and missed with a passion. In 2018, the nation is marking the great man’s centenary by launching exhibitions, events and long-term projects to promote the values he held dear.
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