Skip to main content

South African hospital released Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela after being treated for pneumonia

Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela is a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary and politician who served as President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999
  
Born: July 18, 1918 (age 94), Mvezo, South Africa
Awards: Nobel Peace Prize, Time's Person of the Year
Education: University of South Africa (1943)
 
FORMER President Nelson Mandela has been discharged from a hospital after an improvement in his condition, according to the South African presidency.
A statement from the office of President Jacob Zuma said 94-year-old Mandela was discharged today and will now receive care at his home. Officials said he was treated for pneumonia.
Mandela was admitted to a hospital in the South African capital of Pretoria on the night of March 27. It was his third trip to a hospital since December.
In the statement, Zuma thanked the medical team and hospital staff that looked after Mandela.
 

 Barack Obama and his wife Michelle went South Africa to meet Nelson Mandela's Family

OBAMA says Nelson Mandela's willingness to risk his life for the cause of equal rights helped inspire his own political activism.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Kirobo and Mirata are two japan conversation 34 cm robot

Small , beautiful humanoid robot and they do conversation with humans in Japanese Conversation between robot and human is used as an first experiment and is going launch soon Kirobo will communicate with its Earth-based counterpart Mirata while in orbit.   A Japanese ''robot astronaut'' has been designed to function in space and engage in conversation. Kirobo can communicate with ground crew back on Earth. The robot is scheduled to travel on board a Japanese cargo spacecraft on a mission to the International Space Station, due to be launched in early August. Kirobo robot designed by Tomokata Takahashi  MIRATA  another robot use on earth to communicate humans and kirobo robot          

Prime minister lays foundation stone for Jammu and Kashmir 850 Mw Hydroelectric project

Nation first 850 Mw Hydel project start on  River Chenab Prime Minister  Manmohan Singh   kick to start work on 850 megawatt hydro-electric project on the   River Chenab   as part of efforts to tap the hydroelectric potential in Jammu and Kashmir. The 850 MW Ratle project, which is the nation's first hydroelectric project that was bid out through tariff based international competitive bidding, will cost Rs 5,500 crore, Singh said laying foundation stone of the project. The project was awarded to GVK Power which offered the lowest tariff for generating power. " GVK Power  effort will be made to complete the project by its scheduled deadline of February 2018," Prime Minister  Manmohan Singh   said adding electricity generated from this project will bring prosperity to the people of Jammu and Kashmir and other Indian state also Despite power generation in the state rising to 1,664 MW,  Jammu and Kashmir  continues to be a power deficit state, he sa

Queen of Jordan "Rania Al Abdullah" released an amazing open letter to girls everywhere

As more and more we admire  Queen of Jordan "Rania Al Abdullah for praising girls of everywhere is very less for his work and her thinking. She  worked for Citibank and Apple and  sits on the board of the  United Nations Foundation   She is an  advocate for girls  on a global scale .  This week  Queen   Rania  Al Abdullah released an amazing open letter to girls everywhere "Girl Rising" project . In the letter she request girls and young women to disregard or irreverence   the messages about what it means to be female, and to forge them with her own ways. That girls and women are more inclined to the arts and 'better suited' to caring professions like teaching and nursing. The Queen want to looks on the girls in a new way that she believes girls have the power to show new talent in Jordan and all over the world  and that they deserve our encouragement and support. she wrote "If one girl with courage is a revolution, imagi