Winnie Madikizela-Mandela speaks on life beyond Madiba's death

Editor of Forbes Woman Africa Methil Renuka sat down with Winnie Madikizela-Mandela and Zindzi Mandela to find out what life has been like one year on from the death of Nelson Mandela. With 2015 marking the 25th anniversary of Madiba's release from Robben Island, she began by asking about that day outside the Victor Verster prison.

[@tshepotau5754]

Rest in peace mother and daughter. 😘

[@crazycat8059]

rest in peace mama .you showed us direction and it is us who should take the baton and move forward.

[@jacobzaranyika9334]

Thank you🙏 Forbes and NBC.
I have watched this before.

[@carolinecongo1179]

An extra ordinary woman indeed. Time to rest mama, you fought a good fight! Fare thee well Winnie Mandela

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Mama Winnie you didn't sit and watch when Tata was in prison, but you stool up and faced the struggle with everything you had in you. Today we ate able to stand and fight for our rights, because of your sacrifice and puts us before your own family. Mama we will always remember you and fior your contribution in our country ♥️ ❤️ 💙

[@reignrobinson7951]

Amandla!!!! Power to the People!!! Rest with the ancestors Mama!

[@GreenOrchid9]

Opium metaphor for a life lived for freedom..revolutionary,activist, steadfast, resilient🕯🌅She was there to the end🕯🦁

[@henrymurray8810]

Love and hugs to you.

[@Lindo88930]

Amen we love you mama

[@chibuikeamadi1545]

The real wife of Nelson Mandela,rip mama Africa...

[@chibuikeamadi1545]

She loved Nelson Mandela so much and still loved him and received sacrifice for his sake.

[@maritimestudies6264]

“” real wife” mmmmh. This makes me cry again, as nobody ever mentioned the wrongfulness of her being divorced. South Africa was mum. From a Xhosa woman EC. Winnie suffered from all angles. She was betrayed. Any reason for divorce was arguable.