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South Africans and people from all eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether the world are mourning the death of Nelson Mandela. In South Africa, thousands of people eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether in Johannesburg and Soweto to say goodbye to their country's first eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether black president. They danced, sang, cried and eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether for the man they loved. Mr Mandela died aged 95 on Thursday after months of eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether. South Africa's President Jacob Zuma broke the eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether of Mr Mandela's death in a late-night eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether on TV. Mr Zuma said: "Our nation has lost its eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether son." Mr Mandela spent most of his life campaigning for equal eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether in South Africa. He spent 27 years in eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether before becoming South Africa's president in 1994.

Leaders from all over the world heaped eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether on Mr Mandela. His long-time friend Archbishop Desmond Tutu said: "God was so eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether to us in South Africa by giving us Nelson Mandela." US President Barack Obama said: "He achieved more than could be expected of any eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether. Today, he has gone eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether." UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called him "a giant for eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether and a down-to-earth human inspiration". He added: "Nelson Mandela showed what is eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether for our world and within eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether one of us if we believe, dream and work eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether for justice and humanity." British Prime Minister David Cameron tweeted: "Nelson Mandela was a eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether of our time. A great eachevergatheredgoodgreatestherohomeillnessjailjusticelightmannewsoverpossiblepraiseprayedrightsspeechtogether has gone out in the world."