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[h=1]Names of tata...[/h]



Mr Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela is sometimes called by other names.

Each name has its own special meaning and story. When you use them you should know what you are saying and why. So here is a brief explanation of each name.


Rolihlahla
– This is Mr Mandela’s birth name: it is an isiXhosa name which means “pulling the branch of a tree”, but colloquially it means “troublemaker”. His father gave him this name.


Nelson
– This name was given to him on his first day at school by his teacher, Miss Mdingane. Giving African children English names was a custom among Africans in those days and was influenced by British colonials who could not easily, and often would not, pronounce African names. It is unclear why Miss Mdingane chose the name “Nelson” for Mr Mandela.


Madiba
– This is the name of the clan of which Mr Mandela is a member. A clan name is much more important than a surname as it refers to the ancestor from which a person is descended. Madiba was the name of a Thembu chief who ruled in the Transkei in the 18th century. It is considered very polite to use someone’s clan name.



Tata
– This is Xhosa word means “father” and is a term of endearment that many South Africans use for Mr Mandela. Since he is a father figure to many, they call him Tata regardless of their own age.


Khulu
– Mr Mandela is often called “Khulu”, which means great, paramount, grand. The speaker means “Great One” when referring to Mr Mandela in this way. It is also a shortened form of the isiXhosa word “uBawomkhulu” for “grandfather”.


Dalibhunga – This is the name Mr Mandela was given at the age of 16 once he had undergone initiation, the traditional Xhosa rite of passage into manhood. It means “creator or founder of the council” or “convenor of the dialogue”. The correct use of this name when greeting Mr Mandela is “Aaah! Dalibhunga”.


Other names
– Of course, Mr Mandela’s family use many terms of endearment for him. His grandchildren use variants of “Grandfather”, like “Granddad” for instance. Mrs Graça Machel frequently uses “Papa”.

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god give ths man life and bless him,amen
 
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Muangalie " Necropedia " washaanza Kusema tarehe 10 June .History channel to air " biography ya Mandela "
 
I brand him as the most enduring person ever found in Africa, and probably in the world.
Amekuwa na uvumilivu na hekima isiyopimika kwa viwango vya binadamu wa kawaida.
Pole na kuuguza mama Graca.

Please Madiba, may you spare South Africa, Africa and the whole World from the immeasurable sorrow and immense cry.
 
Aisee.......

Mkulu kiwatengu I have kept my ears very wide open anticipating to hear the news of his recovery.... Mungu ampe afya mzee wetu.. ndo Icon pekee aliyebaki Africa, akiondoka yeye na dogo Mugabe hatutakuwa na cha kujivunia barani hapa..
 
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Mkulu kiwatengu I have kept my ears very wide open anticipating to hear the news of his recovery.... Mungu ampe afya mzee wetu.. ndo Icon pekee aliyebaki Africa, akiondoka yeye na dogo Mugabe hatutakuwa na cha kujivunia barani hapa..

Ni kweli kabisa mkuu..
Mungu amwache hapo afikishe walau 100..
 
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Mandela's Recent Health Scares[/h]

Nelson Mandela, who is back in hospital, has struggled with recurring respiratory problems in recent years:

:: Jan 26, 2011: Taken to hospital for respiratory problems and is discharged after two days.


:: Feb 25, 2012: In hospital for "long-standing abdominal pain". Discharged a day later after a keyhole abdominal examination showed there was nothing seriously wrong.



:: Dec 8, 2012-Jan 6, 2013: Initially admitted for medical tests, and spends much of December in hospital for treatment of the lung infection and surgery to have gallstones removed. It was his longest stay in hospital since his release from prison in 1990.



:: March 9:
Admitted to hospital for a scheduled medical check-up and discharged a day later, with the government reporting that he is "well".


:: March 28-April 6: Spends about 10 days in hospital to receive treatment for pneumonia. He is allowed to return home after a "sustained and gradual improvement" in his condition, according to the government.


:: June 8: Taken to hospital with the recurrence of a lung infection, and is described as being in a "serious but stable" condition by the government.





Dont leave us Tata...
 
Updates....

Monday 10 June 2013 05:22

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[h=1]Mandela spends a third night in hospital[/h]
 
[h=1]Mandela remains serious but stable in hospital[/h] Monday 10 June 2013 07:22
 
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[h=1]ANC calls on media to respect Madiba's privacy [/h]Monday 10 June 2013 16:41

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The elder statesman, Nelson Mandela is in hospital for a recurring lung infection .(SABC)






The African National Congress (ANC) has made a fresh call for the media to respect former president Nelson Mandela's privacy. ANC spokesperson, Jackson Mthembu, "called on all the people of the media not to be mischievous with serious matters of Madiba."

The party has also rejected reports that the Mandela family has barred senior party leaders and government officials from visiting the former statesman in hospital.

Mthembu says, given the pressure surrounding the admission of Mandela in Hospital, there are general restrictions that allow only relevant people to have access to the former president.

Mandela is being treated in a Pretoria hospital for a recurring lung infections. Mthembu says the ANC continues to wish Madiba a speedy recovery.
 
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[h=1]Update on former President Mandela: issued by the Presidency[/h] [h=3]10 June 2013 19:10....[/h]








Former President Nelson Mandela remains in hospital, and his condition is unchanged.
 
[h=1]Security beefed up as Madiba remains in hospital[/h] Tuesday 11 June 2013 05:37
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[h=1]Madiba treated at Pretoria Heart Hospital [/h]Tuesday 11 June 2013 11:50

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Former South African president, Nelson Mandela is being treated for recurring lung infection at the Pretoria Heart Hospital(REUTERS)





The police have confirmed that former President Nelson Mandela is being treated at the Pretoria Heart Hospital.

South African Police Services (SAPS) spokesperson Phuti Setati explained the heightened security at the hospital by saying it is the police's job to protect the elderly statesman.

Mandela was admitted to the hospital early Saturday morning after his health deteriorated at his home in Houghton, Johannesburg. He is being treated for a recurring lung infection and his condition is serious but stable.
 
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[h=1]Mandela's daughter arrives at the hospital[/h]Tuesday 11 June 2013 14:41
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Tata Mandela we pray for you. We love you, very so much. You are our Great Leader. Your Legacy is beyond imagination. You are living in our hearts. Get well soon Papa. Speed Recovery, we do not want to hear word 'serious'. Our Almighty answer our prayers for Madiba's speed recovery.
 
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[h=1]Presidency gets periodical medical update on Madiba: Maharaj[/h]Wednesday 12 June 2013 08:00
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Wednesday marks the fifth day since former President Nelson Mandela has been at the Pretoria Heart Hospital. Presidential spokesperson, Mac Maharaj says media and the public cannot be updated hourly on Madiba's health condition. He says doctors give President Jacob Zuma periodical medical updates regularly.
Speaking to SAFM AM LIVE Maharaj says Zuma will visit the ailing statesman later this week.
Madiba’s condition is serious, but stable, says Maharaj.
 
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