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Today, the world lost one of the true hero of the past century.

An inspiration to humanity.

He was a man of tremendous moral values and courage, who changed the course of history in his country.

Today a light has been extinguished.

Rest in peace Nelson Mandela.


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  1. Anonymous6 December 2013 at 04:07

    Rest in peace my man.We in seychelles we have to follow your foot step to be free from dictator and oppressor.

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  2. Anonymous6 December 2013 at 05:12

    Un vrai leader, un homme de courage qui n'utilise pas le discours de haine. Nous devrions apprendre de lui..

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  3. Anonymous6 December 2013 at 05:19

    We lost the world's greatest advocate for peace and change.
    SFP shall keep struggling for freedom and peace for the Seychellois people!

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  4. Anonymous6 December 2013 at 07:44

    Who will be our icon on this island of corruption me no see none of you.We need someone to guide us to hope and a leader with out fear,but most opposition leader got fear in their asch can not even organise a mass demostrstion to free our country from this gangs of criminals who are still continue to sell our land and doing things their way.

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  5. Anonymous6 December 2013 at 08:06

    I bet you Pp leader wish he was in Mandela shoes-- but only refused to die.

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  6. Anonymous6 December 2013 at 11:17

    Mandela is great for pardoning his Boer's friend for the many years of atrocities. The whole world supported Winnie, Tutu and other brave South African in their struggle against apartheid. If he was really against apartheid, he would have at least speak up for the Palestinians in their quest for freedom from their occupiers.

    MICROBIOME :) :) :)

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    1. Anonymous6 December 2013 at 12:23

      Palestinians are not being occupied. Whatever they think is wrong with their situation they have brought it upon themselves, hence the reason Mandela never spoke up for them. Long Live Israel!

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  7. Anonymous7 December 2013 at 02:55

    I'm not a fun of Israel or paslestinians.but paslestinians peoples deserve a better life under occupetion.Why israel are still taken their land burning all their olive trees down,we dont like arabs are coming to occupied our island for palestinians are the same seen years.

    Microb mandela was not a peace maker he was a freedom fighter.

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    1. Anonymous7 December 2013 at 19:29

      Microb in'n an paye ankor en fwa avek Johnny.
      Johnny support Israel and Microb careless about Palestinian.
      The good new they they both love Mandela.
      The bad new is they both hate PL.
      Most of all they are freedom fighters for SFP including me.

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  8. Anonymous7 December 2013 at 10:26

    The difference between Mandela and the political leaders of Seychelles is vast, Mandela was a man who was not afraid of prison, whilst those leaders in Seychelles are terrified of being locked-up. For example, Rene dreaded the prison, he demolished the Union Vale prison soon after he illegally took power, because once he had a close-shave with the possibility of being locked up there and he could not entertain that memory!
    Mancham could have fought back after the coup d'Etat and faced prison if need be and come out as a national hero, but no, he preferred to stay away in the cozy world of exile. They are nowhere near Madiba!

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  9. Anonymous8 December 2013 at 22:41

    Microbiome

    Do not come a sing arab song of occupation of Palestine ,we are a non align country and we should not muddle our self in a tribal conflict .

    The sun cast its last rays on the man who lifted S Africa from darkness of Apartheid.His testament would be the reference for all freedom loving people.

    We would surely see african dictators rushing to his funeral,for it provides them with a plattform to glorify themselves as freedom fighter,democrates.

    jEANNE d'aRC

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  10. Anonymous9 December 2013 at 21:27

    Farewell African Prince.I would have liked to meet TATA Not for the honor of meeting the most honred man in the world but just the opportunity to say THANK to the most humble man in the world who brought the highest dignity and honor to all Africans.He was the great architect african ever had.His testatment will provide young aspirational African leaders a roadmap to follow.

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    Jeanne D'Arc

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  11. Anonymous10 December 2013 at 23:06

    jEANNE d'aRC

    I am not singing praises to any arab I am just saying that Mandela had double standard on apartheid. We may be a on-aligned country but we are still a member of the UN! We have not stop voting at the UN. Non-aligned??? Let's not forget our arguments on apartheid in regards to RSA before the sanctions. Who were the good guys then and who were the savages?

    Do you remember Steve Biko? Oh Biko...

    MICROBIOME :) :) :)

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  12. Anonymous13 December 2013 at 11:16

    That's what I thought! SHORT MEMORIES!

    MICROBIOME :) :) :)

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