Fear of retaliation: South African whites remember Mandela as a terrorist

While the world remembers Nelson Mandela as the country's first black president whose struggle against apartheid ended in victory, over half of the white population prefer not to acknowledge him.
Some even refer to him as a terrorist.

In fact, the Afrikaners community is gripped with fear. Fear of a backlash from the country's 84 per cent black population. Rumors have persisted that after Mandela dies there will be retaliation against theAfrikaners. Keep reading...