Madiba's legacy | Institute of Race Relations comments on SA

JOHANNESURG - Thirty years after the promise of a better life for all, South Africans are languishing in poverty.

In 1993 former president Nelson Mandela’s speech when he accepted the Nobel Peace Prize, centred around these promises and ideals, of the right of South Africans to a prosperous life.

But, as South Africans mark 10 years since his passing, Mandela's ideals for the country are in the spotlight.

Herman Pretorius from the Institute for Race Relations discussed Madiba's vision.