
#MandelaDay This is how people are spending their 67 minutes of doing good
There has been an overwhelming response to making the world a better a place by taking 67 minutes to do good today as the world marks Mandela Day. A day set aside by the United Nations to remember the South African icon and leader Nelson Mandela on his birthday the 18th of July.
The day calls upon people, each and every individual to realise that they have the power to transform the world through their action in the service of others. South African President Jacob Zuma called on South Africans to heed the the late founding father of the nation,Nelson Mandela’s call for the day to be used to dedicate 67 minutes to doing good deeds in our communities.
“We wish all our people well as they follow in Tata’s footsteps in this manner. Caring for the sick‚ orphans and vulnerable children‚ the aged‚ cleaning our environment and surroundings‚ cleaning our schools are all activities that also contribute to promoting national unity and cohesion in our country.” Said Jacob Zuma, as quoted by Times Live.
This are some of the good deeds that people have been doing to mark the day
#MandelaDay with my municipality at the new Munsieville Primary School and look who came to support ☺️ @tsogosun!! pic.twitter.com/xCbejGJJXx
— Mandisa (@Mandisa_mq) July 18, 2016
#67MinutesForMadiba at the Amantungwa Day Care #MandelaDay (2/2) pic.twitter.com/Ak59phAq1r
— Grey Africa (@GreyJHB) July 18, 2016
#MandelaDay continues beyond 67 minutes. #BeMoreMadiba pic.twitter.com/k3iMXkv5Lx
— #ReMošate (@ThobelaFMYaka) July 18, 2016
Thank you @ArkAnimalCentre for letting us help you for our #67minutes for #MandelaDay pic.twitter.com/P5LPFgfmDC
— Digital Grind & MetaMind3.0 (@Digital_Grind_) July 18, 2016
Aramex Cape Town spending their #67minutes making sandwhiches for those in need. #AramexCares pic.twitter.com/IsZLvYKHK5
— Aramex South Africa (@AramexSA) July 18, 2016
"Remember to celebrate milestones as you prepare for the road ahead." – #MandelaDay @mgslg1
67minutes well spent pic.twitter.com/cOMKbfbda4— Matthew Goniwe School of Leadership and Governance (@mgslg1) July 18, 2016
Plenty of hard work being done. The whole school is getting a facelift. #MandelaDay pic.twitter.com/GlO4JU2Gwi
— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) July 18, 2016