9 January 1962

Nelson Mandela returns from a trip to KwaZulu-Natal where he briefed Chief Luthuli and others on his pending underground trip out of the country

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Nelson Mandela delivers a lecture, titled 'World Civilisation', that inaugurates the BP lecture theatre at the British Museum.

Nelson Mandela delivers a lecture, titled 'World Civilisation', that inaugurates the BP lecture theatre at the British Museum.

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Nelson Mandela attends the Codesa multi-party negotiations where an interim constitution is agreed

Nelson Mandela attends the Codesa multi-party negotiations where an interim constitution is agreed

Nelson Mandela addresses the National Executive Committee meeting of Tanzania's ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi party.

Nelson Mandela addresses the National Executive Committee meeting of Tanzania's ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi party.

Nelson Mandela meets South Africa's national soccer team, Bafana-Bafana, and the US soccer team.

Nelson Mandela meets South Africa's national soccer team, Bafana-Bafana, and the US soccer team.

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Nelson Mandela meets SA and US football teams after the Nelson Mandela Challenge final

Nelson Mandela meets SA and US football teams after the Nelson Mandela Challenge final

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Nelson Mandela tells young prisoners their future is in their hands

Nelson Mandela tells young prisoners their future is in their hands

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Nelson Mandela watches the film ‘The Things I cannot change’ in Pollsmoor Prison

Nelson Mandela watches the film ‘The Things I cannot change’ in Pollsmoor Prison

President Nelson Mandela attends a banquet in honour of President Suharto of Indonesia at at the presidential office, Tuynhys, Cape Town.

President Nelson Mandela attends a banquet in honour of President Suharto of Indonesia at at the presidential office, Tuynhys, Cape Town.

President Nelson Mandela addresses the Foreign Correspondents' Association.

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Nelson Mandela tells foreign correspondents that media freedom will not be under threat while there is an ANC government

Nelson Mandela tells foreign correspondents that media freedom will not be under threat while there is an ANC government