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Members of the public received free transport to Soccer City where the memorial took place
Photo: Nokuthula Manyathi
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The trains and buses were packed with Madiba lovers who sang praise hymns as they traveled.
Photo: Nokuthula Manyathi
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Soccer City which played host to Nelson Mandela's memorial service.
Photo: Nokuthula Manyathi
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An attendee pays his respects.
Photo: Nokuthula Manyathi
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The Evergreen Drum Majorettes from Lenasia South entertained the crowd outside
Photo: Nokuthula Manyathi
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Mourners paid their respects in diverse ways. Photo: Nokuthula Manyathi
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CNN anchors Anderson Cooper, South Africa's Robyn Curnow and Christiane Amanpour in the media centre.
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Swedish Crown Princess Victoria.
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Parliamentary Leader for the opposition Democratic Alliance, Lindiwe Mazibuko.
Photo: Nokuthula Manyathi
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Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan. Photo: Nokuthula Manyathi
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British Prime Minster David Cameron is ushered by security through the swarm of reporters.
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David Cameron speaks to the media.
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Nelson Mandela's great-grandson Ndaba Mandela makes his way out of the memorial service. Photo: Nokuthula Manyathi
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Infamous supermodel Naomi Campbell who considered herself close to Madiba left the service with her mother.
Photo: Nokuthula Manyathi
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Public Protector Thuli Madonsela shares a joke with her companion.
Photo: Nokuthula Manyathi
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Former National Commissioner of the South African Police Service Chief Bheki Cele was also in attendance
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The rain did not stop thousands of South Africans from going to the FNB stadium to pay their last respects to Nelson Mandela. Photo: Emelia Motsai.
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World leaders including former US president Bill Clinton gathered to honour Nelson Mandela. Photo: Emelia Motsai.
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Nelson Mandela's sacrifices empowered many. Photo: Emelia Motsai.
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People mourned and honoured Madiba in different ways. Photo: Emelia Motsai.
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Over 100 nations were represented at Nelson Mandela's memorial service at the FNB stadium. Photo: Emelia Motsai.
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The Saint: Even though Mandela, when alive said he was no saint a religious group from Nigeria insisted he was and should be referred to as such. Photo: Emelia Motsai.
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People of different ages and races all sang and danced for Nelson Mandela. Photo: Emelia Motsai.
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Ordinary South Africans made their way to the Mandela's memorial even though it was raining. Photo: Emelia Motsai.
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Many people were wearing red berets but not EFF berets in particular. Photo: Emelia Motsai.
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Lead like Madiba: DA's Mmusi Maimane said the best way he could honour Nelson Mandela was to lead like him. Photo: Emelia Motsai.