"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world"
Mandela (1994)
Robben Island is a significant world heritage site where Nelson Mandela was incarcerated, a maximum security prison which housed leaders of the African National Congress during their battle for civil rights and equality.
Robben Island has now become South Africas most famous tourist attraction, which stands for freedom and liberation
W Logan & K Reeves (2008)
"The media has the ability to destroy political leaders and equally has the power to strengthen and support Leaders"
potgieter T & liebenberg I (2012)
Mandela used the media to his advantage, he was aware of the importance of the media as it played a key role in highlighting his imprisonment and the anti-apartheid movement worldwide
Charteis-Black (2007)
Mandelas life has sold significantly throught the media his life experiences appealed to many, many were drawn to Mandela because of what he stood for equality for all, reconcillation as opposed to recrimination
The media have always admired Mandela, which has allowed news of him and his battle for equality to be broadcasted worldwide, educating millions
Charteis-Black (2007)
without the support and ability of the international media would Mandela have been set free?
without the assistance of the Media would Mandela have suceeded in the way he did and acheieved equality?
Title. Nelson click Nme.
Nelson Mandela: Robben Island
References
Charteis- Black J (2007) The communication of leadership: The design of leadership style, Routledge, Oxon
Logan W & Reeves K (2008) Places of pain and shame: Dealing with difficult heritage, Taylor and Francis, New York
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Mandela (2014) available at http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/people/nelson_mandela accessed 03/01/2014
Mandela and the media (2014) available at http://youtu.be/sXOgj43hhBM accessed on 01/01/2014
Mandela’s prison cell (2014) available at http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nelson_Mandela's_prison_cell,_Robben_Island,_South_Africa.jpg accessed on 03/01/2014
Potgieter T & Liebenberg I (2012) Reflection on war: preparedness and consequences, Sun Press, Stellenbosch
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Robben Island (2014) available at http://youtu.be/xGMqqNUz2UY accessed on 01/01/2014
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