69K views · 1.3K reactions | Winnie Mandela confronting white Apartheid Police in South Africa. | African and Black History AfricanArchives | Facebook

In the late 1980s, amid ending apartheid and political transition, South Africa decided to dismantle its secret nuclear weapons program. President F.W. de Klerk ordered the destruction of six completed devices and a seventh partially built one on February 26, 1990, with all work finished by mid-1991. The country acceded to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in July 1991 as a non-nuclear state, and IAEA inspections in 1993-1994 verified complete dismantlement, making it the first nation to volu

4K views · 142 reactions | The Nelson Mandela Foundation's Chief Executive, Sello Hatang, reflects on the recently launched seven-episode series on Netflix titled Live to Lead. The show is centred around effective leadership and showcases a series of compelling interviews with some of the world's most respected and effective leaders from different walks of life. | Nelson Mandela | Facebook