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 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - The legacy of South Africa's first black president as he approaches his 87th birthday on Monday is too big for a conventional museum.
So organizers of the Nelson Mandela Center of Memory Project, run by the Nelson Mandela Foundation, are planning a rugby match, lectures, comic books and a virtual gallery.
"What we are seeking to do ... is to try and get to grips with what Nelson Mandela's legacy is to all of us as South Africans, to all of us as Africans and indeed to the world," Cyril Ramaphosa, a foundation trustee, said Thursday.
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