Mandela - Tragedy must not divide us

Nelson Mandela has called for unity in South Africa after the tragedy at Ellis Park stadium.

Thu, 12 Apr, 2001 - 15:45

Nelson Mandela has called for unity in South Africa after the tragedy at Ellis Park stadium.

Fourty-three football fans were crushed to death during the derby match between Kaiser Chiefs and Orlando Pirates.

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