Nelson Mandela International Day marked in Hanoi
On July 15, the South African Embassy in Vietnam celebrated Nelson Mandela International Day in Hanoi, aiming to launch humanitarian activities.
South African Ambassador Kgomostso Ruth Magau
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A range of activities have been organised in Hanoi to mark the International Nelson Mandela Day. The event called on individuals, organisations and community to spend at least 67 minutes to help change the world for the better and give help to disadvantaged individuals and community, and in doing so, to build a global movement for the good.
The former South African President’s contribution to the world’s peace, freedom and justice
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Nelson Mandela passed away on December 5 at the age of 95. He was a staunch soldier and a prominent hero of the South African people, who devoted his whole life to the fight against oppression, injustice and apartheid in South Africa and the world as well.
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