DANCE FOR JOY:
The three female founders of Short Left Advertising dance at Johannesburg's Kilimanjaro club
For Nelson Mandela, April 27 will begin like any other day. If he sticks to the routine he developed during his 27 years in prison, the 85-year-old former President will wake around 4:30 a.m., exercise for half an hour or so, then read the newspapers over a bowl of porridge, a piece of fruit and a glass or two of milk. And then his day will take a turn. For even in a life still crowded with pomp and circumstance public appearances and private meetings, peace negotiations and speeches, photo ops and fundraisers April 27 will stand out. Mandela...
