Rainbow Nation mourners fill Mandela mansion
Mourners from diverse backgrounds gather along a jacaranda shaded street outside Nelson Mandela's Johannesburg villa to pay tribute and lay flowers amid chants and praise for the anti-apartheid leader. Kaizer Chiefs players join relatives inside as crowds reflect on Mandela's legacy of reconciliation.
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World Leaders Gather for Mandela Memorial at Soccer Stadium
World leaders will speak at a Nelson Mandela memorial in a Soweto stadium before about 100000 mourners. Ban Ki moon and Desmond Tutu spoke at the Mandela Centre of Memory as a prelude. Tutu praised Mandela as a global icon of forgiveness and generosity.
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Obama heads to South Africa for Mandela memorial
President Obama travels to South Africa to speak at Nelson Mandela memorial service in Johannesburg. He is joined by George W. Bush Hillary Clinton and others while Bill Clinton Jimmy Carter join separately. Mandela to be buried December 15 after state funeral in Qunu.
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