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#MandelaMonth Interview - Anti-Apartheid Struggle Veteran Mr. Mac Maharaj
#HisLegacyLives #MandelaMonth
To pay tribute to the rich legacy of Nelson Mandela, Varshan Sookhun hosted esteemed guest, Mr. Mac Maharaj, famous Anti-Apartheid struggle veteran, seasoned politician, and former Minister of Transport.
In 1964, Mac Maharaj was arrested in Johannesburg, charged and convicted on charges of sabotage. He was imprisoned on Robben Island with former President Nelson Mandela.
Mr. Maharaj recalled some of his greatest memories of Madiba.
To pay tribute to the rich legacy of Nelson Mandela, Varshan Sookhun hosted esteemed guest, Mr. Mac Maharaj, famous Anti-Apartheid struggle veteran, seasoned politician, and former Minister of Transport.
In 1964, Mac Maharaj was arrested in Johannesburg, charged and convicted on charges of sabotage. He was imprisoned on Robben Island with former President Nelson Mandela.
Mr. Maharaj recalled some of his greatest memories of Madiba.
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By Lotus FM#HisLegacyLives #MandelaMonth
To pay tribute to the rich legacy of Nelson Mandela, Varshan Sookhun hosted esteemed guest, Mr. Mac Maharaj, famous Anti-Apartheid struggle veteran, seasoned politician, and former Minister of Transport.
In 1964, Mac Maharaj was arrested in Johannesburg, charged and convicted on charges of sabotage. He was imprisoned on Robben Island with former President Nelson Mandela.
Mr. Maharaj recalled some of his greatest memories of Madiba.
To pay tribute to the rich legacy of Nelson Mandela, Varshan Sookhun hosted esteemed guest, Mr. Mac Maharaj, famous Anti-Apartheid struggle veteran, seasoned politician, and former Minister of Transport.
In 1964, Mac Maharaj was arrested in Johannesburg, charged and convicted on charges of sabotage. He was imprisoned on Robben Island with former President Nelson Mandela.
Mr. Maharaj recalled some of his greatest memories of Madiba.