Mandela Day in 2021

While our country is still going through this very tough time, we need to remember the motto that we all have been living by and that is “Ubuntu.” Sunday will be international Nelson Mandela day, a day that has always been set aside to be used to aid others. #MandelaDay

— IG: @Lehlogonolo.Machaba (@De_Lehlogonolo) July 17, 2021

Late in 2009, the UN declared 18th July to be “Nelson Mandela International Day”, in recognition of the former South African President’s contribution to the culture of peace and freedom across the world, his values, and his dedication to the service of humanity. @UN #MandelaDay https://t.co/IKecv1Fsnh

— International Towers (@IntlTowers) July 17, 2021

To celebrate my birthday, I will be walking 67km to celebrate Nelson Mandela Day from Mamafubedu (Petrus Steyn) to Namahadi (Frankfort). Along the way with @mtatumelo we discuss many topics including challenges facing the country. https://t.co/TwgPUUuIUU

— Faha 📿 sa Basotho (@Tw33m) July 17, 2021

Today is Nelson Mandela Day. #NelsonMandelaDay #NelsonMandela #apartheid #blacklivesmatter #southafrica #worldpeace # https://t.co/YmgZfLB0h6

— Matt B Lewis (Illustrator and Author) (@MrMattB) July 17, 2021

Today we celebrate Nelson Mandela Day! On 18 July every year, we invite you to mark Nelson Mandela International Day by making a difference in your communities. here: https://t.co/anIdky72aC https://t.co/USQa8kQERn

— BeDaring Adult Shop (@bdarinadultshop) July 18, 2021

Nelson Mandela International Day: ‘Interdependence & Internationalism, Imagining a Mandela Future’ https://t.co/gqdDIPRFxK

— Affinity Intercultural Foundation (@Affinity_IF) July 18, 2021

In times of turbulence, Nelson Mandela shows us the power of resisting oppression, of justice over inequality, of dignity over humiliation, of forgiveness over hatred. Hear from Sello Hatang, Emeritus Stuart Rees AM & Phillipa McDermott. Register: https://t.co/3c5KeIR1Pa https://t.co/k2WAH9JvTN

— Ahmet Orhan Polat (@AOrhanPolat) July 16, 2021