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South Africans and people deathfirstgiantgoodgoodbyeherohomeillnessinspirationjaillightmanmoremostnationpeoplepossiblepraisetogetherworldwide are mourning the death of Nelson Mandela. Thousands of deathfirstgiantgoodgoodbyeherohomeillnessinspirationjaillightmanmoremostnationpeoplepossiblepraisetogetherworldwide met in Johannesburg and Soweto to say deathfirstgiantgoodgoodbyeherohomeillnessinspirationjaillightmanmoremostnationpeoplepossiblepraisetogetherworldwide to their country's deathfirstgiantgoodgoodbyeherohomeillnessinspirationjaillightmanmoremostnationpeoplepossiblepraisetogetherworldwide black president. They danced, sang, cried and prayed for the deathfirstgiantgoodgoodbyeherohomeillnessinspirationjaillightmanmoremostnationpeoplepossiblepraisetogetherworldwide they loved. Mr Mandela died aged 95 on Thursday after months of deathfirstgiantgoodgoodbyeherohomeillnessinspirationjaillightmanmoremostnationpeoplepossiblepraisetogetherworldwide. South Africa's president announced Mr Mandela's deathfirstgiantgoodgoodbyeherohomeillnessinspirationjaillightmanmoremostnationpeoplepossiblepraisetogetherworldwide on late-night TV. He said: "Our deathfirstgiantgoodgoodbyeherohomeillnessinspirationjaillightmanmoremostnationpeoplepossiblepraisetogetherworldwide has lost its greatest son." Mr Mandela spent deathfirstgiantgoodgoodbyeherohomeillnessinspirationjaillightmanmoremostnationpeoplepossiblepraisetogetherworldwide of his life campaigning for equal rights. He spent 27 years in deathfirstgiantgoodgoodbyeherohomeillnessinspirationjaillightmanmoremostnationpeoplepossiblepraisetogetherworldwide and then became South Africa's president in 1994.

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