
The country celebrated one of its icons, the late former president, Nelson Mandela. Check out what your favourite celebs did their bit in giving back.
In what would have been Tata’s 99th birthday on 18 July 2017, the country celebrated Mandela Day by giving back to communities for 67 minutes.
Here’s what these celebs got up to:
Dineo Ranaka
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Gerry Elsdon
Sonia Mbele
#mybit #nelsonmandeladay #67minutesformandela #orangefarm #sabctalent #sabc
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Blue Mbombo
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Basetsana Kumalo
#EarlierThings at the Nelson Mandela Square with the Sisterhood of the Red Scarves! #TheRedscarfChallenge #LiveHisLegacy #MandelaDay A post shared by Basetsana Kumalo (@basetsanakumalo) on
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Pearl Modiadie
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Teamwork makes the dream work #MetroFmMcCain67 #McCainMetroFMMandelaDay #LiveHisLegacy
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The @McCainSA team r planting various vegetable seeds that will give rise to a nutritious garden. #MetroFmMcCain67 #McCainMetroFMMandelaDay #LiveHisLegacy A post shared by METRO FM (@metrofmsa) on
Nonhle Thema
#MandelaDay painting for the kids Give Them Hope Care Centre in Pretoria
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LeAnne Dlamini
Team work makes the dream work. Such an honour teaming up with the @_nmch_ with @endgirlhate handing out toys and reading to the kids at Charlotte Maxeke Hospital today for our 67 Minutes. Prudence, thank you for everything, I got you girl. Cc @clebakeng & @vanjaxthompson #endgirlhate #NelsonMandelaChildrensHospital #67MinutesForMandela A post shared by LEANNE DLAMINI (@iamleanned) on
DJ Fresh