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  • Published: 7 May 2019
  • ISBN: 9781786090577
  • Imprint: Windmill Books
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 288
  • RRP: $29.99

11 Life Lessons from Nelson Mandela



Ndaba Mandela shares the life lessons he learned growing up with his grandfather, Nelson Mandela.

Every life has the power to change the world.

Ndaba Mandela was raised by his grandfather, Nelson Mandela. It is easy to forget that legendary figures like Mandela were first and foremost human beings, flawed and unique, but in Ndaba's account we have a rare and personal insight into the man behind the myth.

In 11 Life Lessons, Ndaba shares with us his memories – charming, intimate and sometimes surprising – to illuminate Mandela’s much-loved principles for how to become the people we want to be.

Always call out injustice – even when we see it in ourselves

Freedom must be given as much as it is taken


Strive to do what is right rather than to prove you are right


Anger has its place, even in a kind heart

Inspired by Mandela's remarkable stories, 11 Life Lessons from Nelson Mandela offers a profound and rewarding pathway to changing your world.
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Previously published as 'Going to the Mountain'

  • Published: 7 May 2019
  • ISBN: 9781786090577
  • Imprint: Windmill Books
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 288
  • RRP: $29.99

About the author

Ndaba Mandela

Ndaba Mandela is the grandson of Nelson Mandela. He is the co-founder and co-chairman of the Africa Rising Foundation, an organization dedicated to promoting a positive image of Africa around the world and to increasing its potential for growth in the areas of education, employment and international corporate alliances. Ndaba has served as a spokesperson and ambassador for UNAIDS, which seeks to end discrimination around HIV/AIDS. He is also the Founder of the Mandela Project, and is part of the team behind the worldwide celebrations to mark the Nelson Mandela Centenary in 2018.

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Praise for 11 Life Lessons from Nelson Mandela

One of the most interesting books of the year.

The Church of England Newspaper