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Raymond Suttner

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Researcher, analyst. Emeritus Prof. Books include ANC Underground, 2008, Recovering Democracy in SA,2015, Inside apartheid's prison, rev ed 2017.
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Mandela’s inclusive and unthreatening manner integral to SA’s negotiated settlement (Part 5)

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By Raymond Suttner
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MADIBA’S LEGACY OP-ED Nelson Mandela, like Oliver Tambo, knew that defeating the apartheid government on the battlefield was not possible and sought a way of ending the bloodshed by trying to create conditions for talks. This is the fifth in a six-part series on Mandela’s leadership. President Nelson Mandela dances with some of his young guests at a party held in honour of his 79th birthday in Cape Town in 1997.
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Scrutinising Mandela’s concept of masculinity, and his gender politics and practices

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By Raymond Suttner
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MADIBA’S LEGACY OP-ED President Nelson Mandela dances with some of his young guests at a party held in honour of his 79th birthday in Cape Town in 1997. More than 1,000 children from all over South Africa, most of them terminally ill, attended the occasion. (Photo: Anna Zieminski / AFP) One of the areas of Mandela’s life that needs attention is that of gender — his relationship with women and men while growing up in very patriarchal societies as a young boy and later as a man.
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Imagery and identities in Mandela’s leadership

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By Raymond Suttner
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MADIBA’S LEGACY Illustrative image | ANC supporters wait for Nelson Mandela on a billboard. (Photo: Alexander Joe / AFP) | Nelson Mandela in traditional clothing. (Photo: Wikipedia) | A painting of Nelson Mandela in the uniform of uMkhonto weSizwe in Johannesburg on 14 November 2011. (Photo by Alexander Joe / AFP) The use of imagery is well interred within the history of the ANC.
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