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A nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people. John F. Kennedy

“Taifa letu – taifa lolote – ni zuri na mahali pazuri pa kuishi kama raia wake watalifanya liwe hivyo. Uongozi wake unaweza kuwa mzuri, mbaya au usiojali lakini kama watu wake wameamka (ki-elimu?) na wanajitambua, haitachukua muda mrefu kuwakilisha mtazamo wa jamii na kubadili mawazo na matumaini ya taifa.” Julius Kambarage Nyerere


Sunday, July 10, 2011

GREAT MAN OF ALL TIME- NELSON MANDELA

"It is better to lead from behind and to put others in front, especially when you celebrate victory when nice things occur. You take the front line when there is danger. Then people will appreciate your leadership". - Nelson Mandela


The truth is that Nelson Mandela was the first Black President of South Africa and he was one of the most instrumental figures that helped to end apartheid in South Africa.

The difference between most of African leaders and Great leaders unlike Mandela is that the their vision in politics means thinking about having a big house, a big car and lots of possessions; while Mandela vision means change for people, even if change is uncomfortable or outright painful as long it makes difference for the benefit of all stood for that.

Let us review the Best Quotes from Nelson Mandela Leadership


“A good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination.”

“After climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many more hills to climb.”


“I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear.”

“If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.”




“There is no passion to be found playing small - in settling for a life that is less than the one you are capable of living.”

“We must use time wisely and forever realize that the time is always ripe to do right.”


Then What do you admire the most about Nelson Mandela leadership?


The Father

The Father who does good for his children and doesn't spare rod. Understand and practice his principles. The most immaculate leader, every nation has known and benefited from his superior morals. Oh I wish we could have more of Nelson Mandela's leadership characters. World would be a better place... —GuestIsaac Hlakane


A Strong Black Leader

Nelson Mandela is a strong black man and a great leader. I am sharing the history of his life with my children.I truly at admire Mr Mandela's leadership and determination. He has shown the way, not just for Africans but for all people. —GuestVictoria N Pendleton


Unselfish Leader

What a man I didn't think anyone could match what this guy did. We are free because of him. I mean we walk tall now and equality is now immense in our country. —Guestmasoga moses


He is the Greatest

He gave his life for us ... in time, he stopped the brutality the Whites had done to us. Had he not been here we would be as free as we are this day. SIYABULELA TATA. —GuestGogo Molema


The Best President

He was the best president and I thank God for [his presence] our country.  —Guestrobin ndamane


Bravery, Courageous and Devoted

Not everybody can give his life for people they do not know. Papa really is a man. —Guestmokopotsa lehlohonolo


One Of The Strongest Man In South Africa

Nelson Mandela is a very good man who helped his people and country. He went to jail for 27 year for that. People need him and he needs the people too. May he live forever! —Guestlillian


What Do I Admire Most.

His leadership style, his humbleness, his vision and his persistence to hold on irregardless of the challenges he was facing. He has lived his purpose and his soul is in peace. He is truly a blessing to us all. —GuestThabie Ndlovu


Freedom Fighter

[Mandela gave us] Freedom for all Africans not only south Africans blacks but also whites, so I do admire his sense of responsibility. Mandela empowered his peopleand history will give to him the place he deserves. May [God] bless his soul and his days in this world. He is a lover of peace. May his legacy be taught around the world, and I mean by that [allow] the children to learn about peace and how to eradicate injustice. Thanks to Nelson Mandela for showing to the world how to fight for freedom and how to love. —Guestsamba


An Amazing Hero

Nelson Mandela was a great man. If he was not born, none of us would have a happy life. —GuestLikhwa Tsepang Maphosa


One of the Best in the History of Today

We really should admire Nelson Mandela because he stopped the apartheid and he helped the South Africans.... Now let me do my paper on Nelson Mandela before i get in trouble..... —GuestHayvon Brown


Together We Can Do More

Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela was the best president South Africa could ever had. It took a man like him to fight for what he believed was right, it's not everybody who can do that. We are free today because of his passion, love and understanding about his country. He played his part (of being the president of South Africa) in an excellent and appropriate manner. May all the other leaders to follow take note and do more than he did. —Guestmillicent mogoane


He is Great Man

He spent 27 years in prison and he did not lose force. he has help me to believe in real humanity and dignity. He is a great man. —Guesttobiloba


He is a Hero

I admire Madiba for his determination, dream, and perseverance to change so that all have a good life. Not all of us could persevere in jail for 27 years for people you don't know, or die for South Africa. I know that I'm not so capable. —Guestprecious mmatli


Long Live Mandela, you are a great leaders and put the wounds of the past behind, without repressing them, in order for South Africa as a nation and as the entire world to move forward with grace and forgiveness. That is an extremely rare capacity and I think it is almost unknown. I once say again Nelson Mandela you are one of the stunning examples of our time.

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