The Nelson Mandela Scottish Memorial Foundation is raising funds for a statue of Nelson Mandela and an education project to remind Scots of their proud history of solidarity with the South African people in their struggle against apartheid, and to help future generations to stand up against racism and inequality.
We are campaigning round key events like Glasgow being the first in the world to grant Mandela the Freedom of the City. Check out the information below and please donate.
Ambassador Lindiwe Mabuza – Obituary and Appreciation
Tribute and an Appreciation by Brian Filling Ambassador Lindiwe Mabuza 13 August 1938 – 6 December 2021 Lindiwe Mabuza ...
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Mandela release anniversary video 11 February
The video goes live on on 11 February at 6pm. If you miss it, it will still be here ...
Black History Month – Oliver Tambo ‘What foresight. What humanity’
The Nelson Mandela Scottish Memorial Foundation (NMSMF) is celebrating Black History Month with a video marking the 104th anniversary of ...
Big thanks to the Kiltwalkers
Both walks completed, and both walkers survived - if sore-legged. The weather was kind. Many thanks to all generous donors ...
Black History Month – Mandela’s visit to Glasgow October 1993 video
The video went live on on 9 October at 1pm. If you missed it, it's still here to view. To ...
Join the Glasgow Kiltwalk to back our statue campaign
Glasgow Kiltwalk - Sun. 26th September: After several virtual - ie decentralised - events due to Covid, the first real-life, ...
Prisoner of Apartheid, Freeman of Glasgow: 40th Anniversary of Mandela’s Freedom of Glasgow
This special video launched on Wednesday 4 August at 6.30pm to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Glasgow's historic awarding of ...
Scottish Mandela statue appeal marks 40 years since Glasgow was first to grant Mandela Freedom of City with video that reveals background
Nelson Mandela Day 2021
At 1pm on 18 July we celebrated UN Nelson Mandela International Day by hosting a video event here and on ...
