Name: What Nelson Mandela's Grandson Says Will 'End HIV/AIDS'
Uploaded: 2020-05-03T18:20:15.000Z
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As you know, the old age African saying, 2

but if you wanna go far, we go together." 4

You know my favorite African saying is? 5

If you think you're too small to do something, 7

you've never spent a night with a mosquito. 8

of Nelson Mandela, you walk in the shadow of a giant, 12

but Ndaba Mandela is creating his own path 13

for coming all the way from South Africa 16

Today I would like to share my story with you, 21

You don't have to worry about the Coronavirus, 23

was South Africa's first democratically elected president. 29

was a civil rights icon, who spent 27 years 31

of his life behind bars, fighting for equal rights 32

against South Africa's inhumane apartheid regime, 33

which prided itself on extreme separation of white, 34

We have made it very clear in our policy 36

that South Africa is a country of many races. 37

There is room for all the various races in this country. 38

which began in 1948, the darker your skin color 40

meant the worst quality of life you had. 41

South African civil rights leaders fought 43

And in 1964, Mandela and many of his comrades 45

by the apartheid regime for conspiracy 48

From 1964 to 1982, they were locked inside 50

the brutal Robben Island Prison, off the coast of Cape town. 51

My grandfather truly believed in humanity, 52

didn't care about race, color, or creed. 53

and became fluent in reading and writing Afrikaans, 57

and maybe even your friend at a later stage." 63

When the wardens, right, would receive letters 64

from their loved ones, some of them came straight 65

out of high school, they were young men, 66

the hardcore straight language from their parents was. 68

and actually translate it for the warden. 70

that he would smuggle an extra couple of slices 72

of bread for Mandela, an extra blanket for Mandela, 73

maybe a newspaper for Mandela, whatever the case may be. 74

And when the authorities would find that out, 75

That they would change the guard immediately. 77

Even when they changed the next guard, 78

Mandela would find a way to connect to that guard, right? 79

And the same thing would end up happening. 80

So they had to put a rule that no guard 81

on Robben Island could guard Nelson Mandela 82

were moved from Robben Island to Pollsmoor Prison 86

But by 1988, Mandela was moved again in the city 88

which was a home that was surrounded by guards. 90

he first met his eight year old grandson, Ndaba. 92

"We're going to visit your grandfather in jail." 94

I had a typical image of what the jail was like, 96

you know, concrete bars, cops, wardens, etc. 97

But when we got there, it was a normal house. 98

They were trying to break them down mentally. 99

"Nelson Mandela, you're an old man now. 101

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What Nelson Mandela's Grandson Says Will 'End HIV/AIDS'

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