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Hmmmm.... Think i need to lose 5 pounds ![]() Operation lose 5 pounds |
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modelmike7:So touching |
Twaci:Thanks bae |
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Guess its been a while... Me using this medium to reach the world... Let's celebrate peace, happiness, love and not hatred, corruption or terrorism.... ![]() Mean while Happy Birthday to me ![]() |
Nelson Mandela International Day, also known as Mandela Day, is held on July 18 each year. The day remembers Mandela’s achievements in working towards conflict resolution, democracy, human rights, peace, and reconciliation. What do people do? Nelson Mandela Day not only celebrates Nelson Mandela’s life, but it is also a global call to action for people to recognize their ability to have a positive effect on others around them. The day hopes to inspire people to embrace the values that Mandela shared. These values include democracy, freedom, equality, diversity, reconciliation, and respect. Many people and organizations around the world take part in many activities to promote Nelson Mandela Day. These activities include volunteering, sport, art, education, music and culture. Various events are also held on or around July 18 to honor Nelson Mandela’s works and to promote the different projects that were inspired by Mandela’s achievements. Mandela Day also celebrates a campaign known as “46664”, in reference to Nelson Mandela’s Robben Island prison number. The campaign was originally launched to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS. However, its focus expanded to broader humanitarian work. The efforts from Mandela Day support the campaign’s ongoing work and other Nelson Mandela charitable organizations. Public life Nelson Mandela Day is a global observance but it is not a public holiday. Background Nelson Mandela was born in Transkei, South Africa, on July 18, 1918. He is one of the most well-known anti-apartheid activists in South Africa. He was jailed in 1964 for leading the liberation movement against apartheid and for his stance on the human right to live in freedom. Mandela’s prisoner number was 466 and the year was 1964 when he was imprisoned on Robben Island, off Cape Town in South Africa. The Robben Island prisoners were never referred to by their names, but rather by their numbers and year of imprisonment – hence 46664 was Nelson Mandela’s number. His release from prison in 1990 fed political debates in the country and contributed to South Africa’s transition towards a multi-racial democracy. After his release, Nelson Mandela continued addressing racial issues in his country and supported reconciliation initiatives. His efforts resulted in him becoming elected as South Africa’s president in 1994. He remained in office as president until 1999. He also won the Nobel Peace Prize, together with another former South African president Frederik Willem de Klerk, in 1993. In 2007 Mandela formed the Elders, an independent group of global leaders who offer their influence and experience to support peace building, help address major human suffering causes and promote shared interests of humanity. The first Mandela Day was launched in New York on July 18, 2009, but the UN’s resolution to declare the day occurred later that year. On November 10, 2009, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution declaring July 18 as “Nelson Mandela International Day”. The day marks Nelson Mandela’s contribution to peace through his active involvement in resolving conflicts, promoting human rights, international democracy and reconciliation, and in addressing racial issues. Symbols Various statues and civic tributes have been made to honor Nelson Mandela. For example, a statue in Mandela’s image stands at Nelson Mandela Square in Johannesburg, South Africa. A bridge, known as the Nelson Mandela Bridge, is also found in Johannesburg. Postage stamps have also been dedicated to Mandela, as well as various musical tributes, in previous times. Weekday Date Year Name Holiday type Where it is observed Sat Jul 18 2009 Nelson Mandela Day United Nations observance Sun Jul 18 2010 Nelson Mandela Day United Nations observance Mon Jul 18 2011 Nelson Mandela Day United Nations observance Wed Jul 18 2012 Nelson Mandela Day United Nations observance Thu Jul 18 2013 Nelson Mandela Day United Nations observance Fri Jul 18 2014 Nelson Mandela Day United Nations observance Sat Jul 18 2015 Nelson Mandela Day United Nations observance Mon Jul 18 2016 Nelson Mandela Day United Nations observance Tue Jul 18 2017 Nelson Mandela Day United Nations observance Wed Jul 18 2018 Nelson Mandela Day United Nations observance Thu Jul 18 2019 Nelson Mandela Day United Nations observance Sat Jul 18 2020 Nelson Mandela Day United Nations observance Quick Facts Nelson Mandela International Day is annually observed on July 18 to recognize the former South African president’s contribution to peace and freedom. Nelson Mandela Day 2015 Saturday, July 18, 2015 Nelson Mandela Day 2016 Monday, July 18, 2016 Source: http://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/un/nelson-mandela-day Happy Nelson Madela day
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Mctweeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwww........ My mouth hurts ![]() She's on and she's wearing a short dress? Who does that? What happened to shorts and trousers? ![]() |
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Gejpresident:Thanku |
mystage:You're right, I'll pardon u.... Waittttt. "Knuck him on the head" This is expensive, U don't drink it, U sip it ![]() |
Mtcheeew.... Meanwhile Up NEPA ![]() |
Deexxy:This is hilarious ![]() Just spare him.... Sum peeps like going through posts to see other's mistake to quote... So 1000 likes for this |
Sipping Lemon tea ![]() |
Good news then.... BH should come first pls o. |
Gejpresident:Ex-presido..... Free dis man na ![]() |
mystage:Well... I can gladly share ![]() As long as u replace it ![]() |
I can tell u its her job... SMH Demons roaming this earth |
If i eat this make i naked baff ![]() |
mystage:Just chilling ![]() |
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mystage: Morning |
badaoyeyemi:I concur ![]() |
hatux:Hmmm... Well i thought it. ![]() |
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and not hatred, corruption or terrorism.... 



"Knuck him on the head"
This is expensive, U don't drink it, U sip it 