Nelson Mandela's body arrives in his ancestral village
The body of Nelson Mandela has arrived in Qunu, the small rural village where he grew up, ahead of his burial there tomorrow.
The body of Nelson Mandela has arrived in Qunu, the small rural village where he grew up, ahead of his burial there tomorrow.
The body of former South Africa president Nelson Mandela is being taken to his ancestral home ahead of his burial tomorrow.
His body landed in Mthatha in the Eastern Cape and is being carried to the village of Qunu, Mandela's childhood home.
At least 100,000 people saw Mandela's body lying in state in Pretoria over the last three days.
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