The road to freedom is not easy

Nelson Mandela narrates in his autobiography, and the biography of his people's struggle, which drove him to the white racist prisons for 28 years. The book, whose new translation was issued by Dar Al-Mada, is considered one of the most important references through which one can learn about the features of Mandela's distinguished revolutionary experience, which after more than half a century resulted in the victory of the oppressed masses' will and the return of power to the African majority. Mandela reviews in this book in an engaging analytical style the revolutionary stages his people fought against the policy of racial discrimination based on white dominance, so we see him as a young child growing up in a village deep in the countryside, then a young man seeking knowledge at the university, then a simple employee struggling to make ends meet. Book information: - Author: Nelson Mandela - Translation: Merna Al-Rasheed - Year of publication: 2019 - Publisher: Dar Al-Mada - Number of pages: 250