8115: A Prisoner’s Home: A Prisoner's Home by Alf Kumalo

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8115: A Prisoner’s Home: A Prisoner's Home by Alf KumaloISBN : 9780143026594 Penguin Books , 123 pages Hardcover , 2 October 2012 In his autobiography, Long Walk to Freedom, Nelson Mandela describes his house at 8115 Vilakazi Street, Soweto, as ' identical to hundreds of others it had the same standard tin roof, the same cement floor, a narrow kitchen, and a bucket toilet at the back.' Little did Mandela know when he first moved into the house in 1946 that it would become the stage for some of the most

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