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Friday, 6 December 2013
Nelson Mandela dead: Obama pays homage to Madiba
Nelson Mandela dead: Obama pays homage to Madiba
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As South Africa comes to terms with the death of the father of their "Rainbow Nation", the world mourns along with them. US President Barack Obama has paid homage to one of his heroes at a special address at the White House.
"For now let us pause and give thanks for the fact that Nelson Mandela lived. A man who took history in his hands and bent the arc of the moral universe toward justice," said Obama continuing, "his journey from...
Krampus, the Christmas devil
A Krampus in Neustift im Stubaital, Austria, on November 30, 2013
In what has to be the most
terrifying of all Christmas traditions, in the week leading up to the
Feast of Saint Nicholas on December 6 the horned and hairy Alpine beast
known as Krampus runs riot on the streets of Austria, Bavaria and
beyond.
In Germanic folklore, Saint Nicholas rewards well-behaved
children with gifts, while his devilish counterpart hunts...
South Africa: crowds mourn Nelson Mandela's death and celebrate h
South Africa: crowds mourn Nelson Mandela's death and celebrate homage
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Nation mourns its 'father' Mandela
Nation mourns its 'father' Mandela
Flags were lowered to half mast as people across South Africa commemorated Nelson Mandela with song, tears and prayers.
The government has prepared funeral ceremonies that will draw leaders and other dignitaries from around the globe.
A
black vehicle containing Mr Mandela's coffin, draped in South Africa's
flag, pulled away from his home after midnight, escorted by military...
Nelson Mandela obituary: from political fugitive to prophet of freedom
Nelson Mandela obituary: from political fugitive to prophet of freedom
"We want him to remain forever. But what more do we want from him?"
Archbishop
Desmond Tutu spoke these words in January 2011, when Nelson Mandela was
hospitalised with an acute respiratory infection.
At the time,
the condition of the former president of South Africa, and first black
man to lead his country, was unclear. Mandela had been...
