Ten years on from the death of Nelson Mandela, his daughter Maki believes he would be turning in his grave at the state of his beloved South Africa. In an exclusive interview with the Mirror ...

REUTERS/Odd Andersen/Pool QUNU, South Africa (Reuters) - The body of Nelson Mandela was laid to rest on Sunday in a grave near his family homestead at Qunu in South Africa's Eastern Cape province.

NELSON Mandela's family has spoken of their "grave sadness" as a grieving South Africa prepares to host a unique gathering of world leaders for his funeral. "Tata (father) is gone," family ...

MTHATHA, South Africa (Reuters) – A dispute between factions of Nelson Mandela’s family over where the family grave should be went to court on Friday when his eldest daughter and more than a ...

Nelson Mandela's family has released its first official statement since the death of the former South African president, expressing their "grave sadness". A spokesman for the Mandela family ...

JOHANNESBURGJOHANNESBURG — Nelson Mandela is being kept alive by a breathing ... for any person it would be indicative of a grave illness.” “When they say `perilous’ I think that would ...

Mandla Mandela has lost a court battle brought by his relatives (Picture: AP) Nelson Mandela’s grandson ... illegally trying to establish a family grave to attract paying tourists.

But it's a question on the minds of most people: Should Mandela's grave be opened to the public? The Nelson Mandela Museum’s Marketing Manager Nokuzola Tetani said: “The family have given no ...

Meanwhile, police said criminal charges of “tampering with a grave” have been pressed ... who declined to reveal who pressed the charges. Nelson Mandela was taken to a Pretoria hospital ...

I first met Nelson Mandela in December 1991 when he came to ... Ken then began a long rambling diatribe about the grave injustices that had been done to the black people of South Africa by a ...

But today, I have to say, Nelson Mandela would be turning in his grave. His ANC has been humiliated at the polls. After the ANC victory in 1994 (they won with 62% of the vote) I interviewed Mandela.

But today, I have to say, Nelson Mandela would be turning in his grave. His ANC has been humiliated at the polls. Image: Election results on display in Johannesburg. Pic: AP Image: Vote counting ...