The sequel of Nelson Mandela’s Long Walk to Freedom and a posthumous
memoir by the late apartheid freedom fighter, recounting his time as South
Africa's first democratically elected president, is scheduled to be published
around the world next year.
Pan Macmillan said Tuesday that it will publish the sequel
to Mandela's best-selling autobiography "Long Walk to Freedom" in
Britain, South Africa, India and Australasia in 2016. U.S. and Canadian rights
have not yet been sold.
The publisher said the Nelson Mandela Foundation has "a
substantial but incomplete personally written draft" of the book, written
before the statesman died in December 2013 at the age of 95. On the wishes of
his widow, Graca Machel, it will be completed by a group of Mandela's former
advisers.
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