Open University honour for Mandela

Nelson Mandela has become the first person to be awarded an honorary degree this year by the Open University.

Open University honour for Mandela
Sun, 08 Feb, 2004 - 09:07

Nelson Mandela has become the first person to be awarded an honorary degree this year by the Open University.

The former South African president received his honorary Doctor of Laws from OU Vice-Chancellor Brenda Gourley at his home in Cape Town.

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