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| Mandela kisses Beyonce at the Nelson Mandela AIDS Benefit Concert in Cape Town in 2003 |
Everybody wanted to be friends with the courageous
Nelson Mandela who passed away on Thursday at the age of 95 - a man whose courage in the face of persecution made him the most potent symbol of the struggle against
apartheid. See more pictures the
anti-apartheid hero after the cut...
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| Mandela strolling in a South African Olympic Squad tracksuit in 1996 |
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| Mandela Sitting alongside the Queen in an open-topped carriage, Mandela acknowledges the crowd's adulation |
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| Mandela waves to a joyful crowd in Traflagar Square in 1996 from the balcony of South Africa House |
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| Mandela Meeting Margaret Thatcher at 10 Downing Street |
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| Arnold Schwarzenegger meets with Mandela at Robben Island, where Mandela was imprisoned for 27 years |
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| Mandela with singer and anti-poverty campaigner Bono in 2002 |
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| Brad Pitt wears Mandela's prison number on his T-shirt |
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| Mandela with South African actress Charlize Theron |
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| Mandela meets with England soccer team members led by David Beckham and coach, Sven Goran Erikkson in 2003 |
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| Nelson Mandela confers with John Paul II at a reception in Pretoria, South Africa, in 1995 |
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| Nelson Mandela jokes with Whoopi Goldberg |
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| Mandela and Prince Charles with The Spice Girls in 1997 |
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| Michael Jackson throws his arms around Mandela at their meeting in South Africa in 1996 |
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| Mandela sharing a moment with Morgan Freeman, who played him on screen |
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| Mandela with Muhammad Ali at the Special Olympics opening ceremony in 2003 |
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| Supermodel Naomi Cambell cries in the arms of Mandela during a meeting in Cape Town in 1998 |
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| Oprah Winfrey on stage with Mandela and his wife Graca Machel |
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| Princess Diana visits Nelson Mandela in Cape Town in 1997 |
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| Mandela congratulates Stevie Wonder after he sang at a pop concert in honor of Mandela's 80th birthday, in Johannesburg |
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| Mandela with Whitney Houston |
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| 1918-2013: Destiny calling a young Nelson Mandella at the start of his long walk to freedom |
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