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BIRTH
Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (Mvezo, South African Union; July 18, 1918) -
STUDIES
in 1937 he enrolled at the Healdtown Comprehensive School, a Methodist institution in Fort Beaufort where most members of the royal house were studying, including Justice, and the director of this school prevailed learning English culture and its system of government, but Mandela was more interested in the culture of the native peoples of Africa -
MARRIAGE
At Sisulu's house, Mandela met Evelyn Mase, an Engnabo CNA activist who was preparing to become a nurse. Both married in October 1944 and, after living in the house of the girl's parents, they rented the house no. 8115 in Orlando in early 1946 -
THE CHALLENGE OF THE CHALLENGE
The position left by Xuma in the national executive committee of the ANC was taken by Mandela in March 1950. That same month, the Convention for the Defense of Freedom of Expression took place in Johannesburg, which was attended by Africans, Hindus and communists, who called for a general strike against apartheid -
Arrest
Police captured Mandela with Cecil Williams near Howick on August 5, 1962. Several have been suspected of informing the police of Mandela's location, including journalist GR Naidoo, white individuals of the South African Communist Party and the CIA itself, 116 117 although Mandela never considered these assertions credible and instead attributed his arrest to his own carelessness. -
DOCUMENTS
On July 11, 1963, the police raided the Liliesleaf farm where they arrested their occupants and stationary was seized related to the activities of the MK, where in certain documents Mandela was mentioned -
The general elections of 1994
Mandela exercising his right to vote in the general elections in South Africa in 1994.
With the general elections scheduled for April 27, 1994, the CNA initiated its own campaign, so it opened 100 electoral offices and hired the consultant Stanley Greenberg -
WITHDRAWAL OF THE POLICY
Upon retiring from political life in June 1999, Mandela wanted a quiet life with his family, so he divided his time between Johannesburg and Qunu. He also started the sequel to his first autobiography, which was entitled The years in the presidency, but the idea was abandoned before being published -
CAUSE AND DATE OF YOUR DEATH
Cause of death: respiratory infection
Date of death: December 5, 2013