Mandela Turns Over Presidency To Mbeki
Thabo Mbeki became South Africa's president marking the first transfer between democratically elected governments. Mandela, 80, exits after 27 years in prison and a peacemaking legacy as South Africa grapples with unemployment and wealth inequality. The inauguration at the Union Buildings featured global dignitaries and Youth Day commemorations and closed an era of apartheid symbolism.
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Pope John Paul II attends Mass in Poland after flu
Pope John Paul II, feeling better from a flu, resumed his 13 day Poland pilgrimage in Stary Sacz. He canceled a planned trip to Armenia and stayed in bed Tuesday. About 700000 mourners and dignitaries greeted him as Cardinal Macharski read the homily. He walked with aid, blessing the crowd.
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