What were Nelson Mandela’s views on the South African constitution?
Answer:
He felt that the Constitution of South Africa speaks of both past and its future. On one hand, it is a solemn pact in which they, as South Africans, declare to one another that they shall never permit a repetition of their racist, brutal and repressive past. It is also a charter for the transformation of their country into one which is truly shared by all its people—a country which in the fullest sense belongs to all of them, black and white, women and men.