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 In the midst of South Africa's struggle against apartheid, Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo forged a lifelong partnership based on mutual respect and shared vision.As young lawyers in the 1950s, Mandela and Tambo faced the daunting task of defending black South Africans against the oppressive apartheid regime. Despite the immense challenges, they remained steadfast in their commitment to justice and equality.Mandela, with his unwavering resolve and charismatic leadership, emerged as a towering figure in the anti-apartheid movement. He never forgot the invaluable support and guidance he received from Tambo. As the founder of the African National Congress Youth League, Tambo played a pivotal role in shaping Mandela's political consciousness and activism.Upon Mandela's release and South Africa's transition to democracy, their partnership took on new significance. Mandela, now President of a free South Africa, leaned on Tambo's diplomatic prowess and strategic insight as he navigated the complexities of post-apartheid governance.Their enduring friendship and collaboration serve as a testament to the transformative power of mentorship in African leadership. In the spirit of Mandela and Tambo, I implore African leaders to embrace the lessons of their predecessors and mentors, recognizing that true progress is forged through unity, solidarity, and collective wisdom. #OneAfrica  #1Africa#Africanleadership

Today, the Youth Center for Dialogue and Peace joins the global community in celebrating Nelson Mandela International Day. This day is not only a tribute to the legacy of a visionary leader but also a call to action for each of us to make a positive impact in our communities. Nelson Mandela's life exemplifies the power of resilience, forgiveness, and unwavering commitment to justice and equality. His words, "It always seems impossible until it's done," remind us that every step toward peace and reconciliation is a step worth taking. At the Youth Center for Dialogue and Peace, we are inspired by Mandela's vision and are committed to fostering dialogue, understanding, and unity among young people from diverse backgrounds. We believe that by empowering the youth, we can build a future where compassion and cooperation triumph over division and conflict. In honor of Nelson Mandela's legacy, we encourage everyone to take action today. Whether it's through volunteering, supporting a cause, or simply spreading kindness, every effort counts. Let us all strive to make a difference, just as Mandela did. let's continue to work together to create a more just and peaceful world. #MandelaDay #YouthForPeace #DialogueAndUnity #BeTheChange #LegacyOfMandela #PeaceAndDialogue #YouthEmpowerment #HumanRights #SocialJustice

5 years after her UPenn experience, @KahWalla is back again in Pennsylvania for the Africa is Rising event at Swarthmore College. Read more about the UPenn experience here: https://urlr.me/vBJRz Here are some insights about #AfricaIsRising event: - The Swarthmore College's Black Cultural Center #AfricaIsRising event will take place on February 9th-10th, aiming to illuminate the importance of the African continent in world affairs and to understand its future trajectory as it grows in population and power. - The event will have two main themes: The Power of Civil Society & Social Movements and Charting Africa’s Future. Both themes will seek to address important aspects of African development and growth. - Building on her experience as a frontline political leader, @KahWalla intervention at #AfricaIsrising event will be focus on Functional States and Political transition on the continent. Follow for more updates on her intervention. #PoliticalTransition #Governance #Africa

In the wake of Mandela's ongoing legacy, South Africa stands as a beacon, guiding humanity's conscience through its principled actions on the global stage. The nation is currently spearheading a vital discourse on morality and justice at the International Court of Justice (#ICJ), shedding light on the ongoing catastrophe in Gaza. The global community's impartiality in the face of such threatening circumstances is being unmasked by South Africa, emphasizing the need for accountability and fairness.   The appreciation expressed in the phrase "Thank you, #South_Africa_the_pulse_of_global_south" underscores gratitude for the nation's unwavering commitment to justice and moral principles. It serves as a recognition that South Africa, as a representative of the global south, plays a pivotal role in amplifying the voices of the oppressed and challenging injustices.  It calls attention to the importance of unity and collective efforts in addressing global injustices, highlighting the ongoing pursuit of justice for all oppressed and colonized peoples. 

THE GREATEST AFRICAN HERO Nelson Mandela, an icon of justice and reconciliation, played an instrumental role in dismantling the racial discrimination system known as apartheid in South Africa. Born on July 18, 1918, in Qunu, he grew up with a strong sense of fairness and morality. He pursued law and became actively involved with the African National Congress, campaigning against the oppressive regime. In 1962, Mandela's commitment to equality led to his arrest and subsequent 27-year imprisonment. Despite the harsh conditions and personal hardships, he remained steadfast in his beliefs. His imprisonment became a rallying cry for anti-apartheid activists worldwide. Upon his release in 1990, Mandela continued to fight for equality and played a crucial role in the peaceful transition to a democratic South Africa. His magnanimity and willingness to forgive those who had oppressed him was nothing short of extraordinary. In 1994, Mandela was elected South Africa's first Black president, a testament to his leadership and the love and respect he commanded from his fellow countrymen. Mandela's presidency focused on healing and rebuilding a divided nation. His efforts were recognized globally, earning him the Nobel Peace Prize 1993. After serving a single term as president, he advocated for peace, human rights, and social justice until his death on December 5, 2013. His life story is a testament to the power of determination, forgiveness, and love in the face of adversity. His work motivates individuals and communities to strive for a more just and compassionate world, honoring his enduring vision of harmony and human dignity. COPIED @Talk love Africa, @European Union @Mary Ikwuegbu #digitnigerdeltawomen #digitngwomen #talkloveafricafoundation #europeanunion #digitalliteracy #digitalskills #digitalmarketing #14dayscontentchallengewithTAF

Did you know that Nelson Mandela spent 27 years in prison before becoming the first democratically elected president of South Africa and a global symbol of the fight for justice and reconciliation? His story is an extraordinary example of how courage, perseverance, and forgiveness can transform a nation and the entire world. Born in 1918, Nelson Mandela grew up in a South Africa deeply divided by apartheid, an institutionalized system of racial segregation. As a young man, he became involved in the anti-apartheid movement and became a leader of the African National Congress (ANC). In 1962, Mandela was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment for his activities against the apartheid government. Despite spending years in prison, Mandela never lost hope and continued to work for a free and democratic South Africa. In 1990, following growing international and internal pressure, he was released. Four years later, in 1994, Mandela became South Africa’s first black president after the country’s first multiracial elections. Mandela was an advocate for reconciliation and forgiveness, working tirelessly to unite a divided nation. Through his wisdom and leadership, he helped build a new South Africa based on equality and justice. Nelson Mandela’s story shows us that no matter the obstacles faced, with determination, courage, and an open heart, we can bring about positive and lasting change. Don’t let any obstacle stop you from pursuing your dreams and making a difference in the world. #Inspiration #Success #Perseverance #DreamBig #Motivation #Determination #NelsonMandela #Justice #SuccessStory #NeverGiveUp #Courage #Transformation #BelieveInYourDreams #Passion #Leadership #Reconciliation #HumanRights #LifeLessons

Today we honour the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela! - Honouring Mandela’s Legacy: It commemorates the life and achievements of Nelson Mandela, who played a crucial role in ending apartheid in South Africa and became the country’s first black president. - Global Call to Action: The day encourages individuals, communities, and organizations worldwide to reflect on Mandela’s values and principles, such as justice, human rights, and reconciliation, and to take action to make a positive impact in their communities. - Promoting Equality and Freedom: Mandela’s vision of a world free from oppression, poverty, and inequality continues to inspire global initiatives for peace and equality. - Environmental Awareness: Recent themes for Nelson Mandela Day have included raising awareness about climate change and encouraging activities like planting trees and food in communities. - Empowerment and Solidarity: The day serves as a reminder of the power of individual actions to create change and the importance of solidarity in addressing global challenges. By participating in Nelson Mandela Day, people around the world can contribute to building a more just and equitable society, reflecting Mandela’s enduring legacy. #mandeladay #nelsonmandela #18july2024 #srelectric

Did you know today, July 18, is Nelson Mandela International Day? Today, we celebrate the incredible legacy of Nelson Mandela, a global icon of peace, justice, and human rights. Let's honour the life and contributions of this extraordinary leader. Nelson Mandela is important because: 🌍 Champion of Freedom: He played a pivotal role in dismantling apartheid in South Africa, leading the nation towards a more just and equal society. 🌍 Advocate for Human Rights: Mandela's unwavering commitment to human rights and social justice continues to inspire movements worldwide. 🌍 Promoter of Peace: Despite spending 27 years in prison, Mandela emerged as a symbol of reconciliation and forgiveness, advocating for peaceful coexistence. 🌍 First Black President of South Africa: His election in 1994 marked a historic moment, showcasing the power of democracy and the triumph of the human spirit. 🌍 Global Humanitarian: Mandela's work extended beyond South Africa, with efforts to combat HIV/AIDS, poverty, and inequality resonating globally. #NelsonMandelaInternationalDay #NelsonMandelaDay #HumanRights #HRProfessional #TalentAcquisition #Recruiter

In acknowledgment of global leadership and influence, Prince Estifanos Matewos, a scion of the Ethiopian Imperial Family, has been named among the Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD) GLOBAL 100 UNDER 40 in Politics and Governance, Class of 2024. The Prince of Ethiopia Solomonic dynasty, hailing from Shewa, Ethiopia, is the founder of the African Royal Group of Companies as well as the president of the United African royal assembly UARA . He represents a legacy deeply rooted in the rich historical tapestry of the Menelik II dynasty and epitomizes a continuation of Ethiopia’s storied heritage. As articulated by Kamil Olufowobi, Chief Executive Officer of MIPAD, this accolade serves as a testament to the global impact of black narratives and the often-overlooked contributions of individuals occupying positions of influence. MIPAD’s mandate, in alignment with the United Nations’ proclamation of the International Decade for People of African Descent, extends beyond mere acknowledgment to foster a network of change-makers dedicated to advancing the cause of people of African descent worldwide. Through initiatives like the GLOBAL 100 UNDER 40, MIPAD amplifies the voices of those who have distinguished themselves in politics, governance, business, entrepreneurship, media, culture, activism, and humanitarian endeavors. The recognition of Prince Estifanos Matewos in the esteemed Class of 2024 Global Top 100 Under 40 List in Politics and Governance serves as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring leaders and members of African Royal Families across the continent and Diaspora. MORE: https://lnkd.in/dt5FBx5d Office of His Imperial highness prince Estifanos Prince of Ethiopia Solomonic dynasty #decadeforafricandescent #africandescentdecade #afrodescendantdecade #idpad #afroheritage #blackexcellence #unityindiversity #equalityforall #justiceforafrodescendants #dignityandrights #empowerafrocommunities #endracismnow #solidarityinaction #blacklivesmatter #decolonizenarratives #reclaimingidentity #buildinginclusivesocieties #afropride #culturalheritage #globalafrocommunity

Young African leaders who engage in community development and humanitarian assistance are a beacon of hope for the continent's future. They are leading by example, demonstrating the power of unity, determination, and empathy in building stronger and more prosperous communities. Their work is not only transforming lives but also instilling a sense of confidence and hope in the African youth. Their leadership is a reminder that every individual has the power to bring about meaningful change and that by working together, we can overcome the challenges facing the continent and build a brighter future. LEAP Africa YALI Africa African Youth Mentorship Project MacArthur Foundation