Die Kinders se Madiba: Die Lewensverhaal van Nelson Mandela

by Sean Fraser

Overview

Dit is die verhaal van hoe ’n jong Xhosa-veewagtertjie uit die groen heuwels van die Oos-Kaap Suid-Afrika se eerste swart president geword het. Toe hy in Johannesburg vir ’n prokureur gestudeer het, het Nelson Mandela meer en meer gesien hoe onregverdig die land se wette teenoor swart mense was, en hoe hulle daaronder ly. En die ergste was, hulle kon niks daaraan te doen omdat die wet swart mense verbied het om te stem vir ’n regering wat húlle wou hê. Daarom het Tata Mandela besluit om sy lewe daaraan te wy om te veg teen die regering se groot plan, apartheid. Apartheid het beteken dat wit en swart mense apart gehou is en dat wit mense die beste deel van alles gekry het. Sommer gou het Madiba se aksies hom in die moeilikheid laat beland, en uiteindelik is hy vir 27 jaar toegesluit. Maar toe hy daar uitkom, het alles verander, en hy het die eerste president van al die mense van die land, wit en swart, geword. Hy was ’n held vir almal in Suid-Afrika en oor die hele wêreld, en hierdie boek vertel sy storie.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780143531166
Publisher:	Penguin Random House South Africa
Publication date:	09/02/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	3 MB
Age Range:	6 - 8 Years
Language:	Afrikaans

About the Author

Sean Fraser is a graduate of Journalism and Media Studies from Rhodes University and the author of a number of glossy coffee-table, reference, travel and guide books on the people and places of southern Africa. His titles to date include Seven Days in Cape Town and Picturesque South Africa, published by Random House Struik, as well as Scenic South Africa, Scenic Cape Town and the National Geographic African Adventure Atlas. Sean is also an established editor and publishing consultant. He is married with two sons and works from his home in Cape Town.
Sean Fraser is a graduate of Journalism and Media Studies from Rhodes University and the author of a number of coffee-table, reference, travel and guide books on the people and places of southern Africa. His titles to date include Seven Days in Cape Town and Picturesque South Africa, published by Random House Struik, as well as Scenic South Africa, Scenic Cape Town and the National Geographic African Adventure Atlas. He is also an established editor and publishing consultant.