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'They have displaced me and my brothers,' says Ndaba Mandela

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The degeneration of former president Nelson Mandela’s once stately Houghton Estate home into an “eyesore” and allegations of underhanded dealings around its apparent sale are fuelling a rift in the family.Mandela family member and once an occupant of the Houghton home Ndaba Mandela gives us an excusive interview on what has been happening behind the scenes, from his perspective.
19 Mar 2021 1PM English South Africa News · Daily News

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