South African President Jacob Zuma made the report at a news gathering late Thursday, adage "we've lost our most fantastic child." Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela was conceived July 18, 1918, the child of a tribal head in Transkei, one of what's to come "Bantustans," free republics set up by the politically-sanctioned racial segregation administration to bond the partition of whites and blacks. As president, he neglected to art an enduring equation for overcoming South Africa's most amazing post-politically-sanctioned racial segregation issues, incorporating one of the planet's most extensive holes between rich and crap. His passing shut the last part in South Africa's battle to push off politically-sanctioned racial segregation, leaving the planet with permanent remembrances of a man of astounding grace and pleasantness. Rock shows commended his special day. Hollywood stars celebrated him on screen. Also his great bearing, graying hair and rough voic...