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This photo shows Nelson Mandela with Donald Card, the policeman who arrested him on 5 August 1962 near Howick, KZN. At the time, Mandela was disguised as a chauffeur and was wanted for inciting strikes and leaving the country illegally. Card stopped the car, recognized him, and made the arrest that led to Mandela’s 27-year imprisonment. After Mandela was released in 1990 and became president in 1994, he sought out people from his past to promote reconciliation. In 1996, he visited Card at his home in the KZN Midlands. Card had left the police force and was running a guest lodge with a collection of vintage cars. They met several times, had long talks, and appeared together publicly. Mandela said he wanted to show that South Africa’s future depended on letting go of bitterness. Card said meeting Mandela again changed his view of what the struggle was about. The photo in front of Card’s 1952 Bentley was taken during one of those visits in the late 1990s. African Image Expression 📸👮🚗🇿🇦 ゚viralシfypシ゚