Mandela Day in 2022

Mandela Day Quick Facts - AU 2022

AKA Name	Nelson Mandela Day
ℹ HashtagsCompiled on05:12	#NelsonMandelaDay, #NelsonMandela, #MandelaDay, #MandelaDay2022
Related Hashtags	#67minutes, #Mandela, #SouthAfrica
2022 Date	18 July 2022
2023 Date	18 July 2023

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Nelson Mandela International Day in

Monday, 18 Jul

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Nelson Mandela International Day in 2022

Nelson Mandela Day seeks to celebrate the political and social achievements of former South African President Nelson Mandela. Mandela, who spent three decades in prison for his political activism, became the first black president of the Republic of South Africa in 1994.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for Mandela Day - in 2022

Updated 05:11

Interesting that the Harkles are saying they are addressing the UN General Assembly on 18/7. They’re not. They are speaking at an informal plenary meeting to commemorate Nelson Mandela Day. It’s not near as grand as they make out. #HaRrYIsARaCisT https://t.co/BvUOAfxKD0
— Sharon Matthews (@shazzadut) July 13, 2022

Prince Harry to give UN keynote speech on Nelson Mandela International Day https://t.co/szKR8TqYRM
— Guardian Australia (@GuardianAus) July 16, 2022

MANDELA DAY! We celebrate Nelson Mandela International Day every year to shine a light on the legacy of a man who changed the 20th century and helped shape the 21st. This is a moment for all to renew the values that inspired Nelson Mandela. #MandelaDay #MandelaDay2022 https://t.co/2Ud6Zphdww
— Booseo Australia (@booseoaustralia) July 18, 2022

Today marks Nelson Mandela Day and a time to reflect on the fact that, when measured against the rules named after him – that set the minimum standards for how governments around the world should treat people behind bars – the #VicGov and its prisons fair poorly. #MandelaDay2022
— Monique Hurley (@monique_hurley) July 18, 2022

We celebrate Madiba, humble and selfless servant of the people, on Nelson Mandela Day. https://t.co/AC3ontwbPR
— Kubik Rube (@KubikRube) July 17, 2022

@royalimposters @greenoz123 Having Harry speak at the UN on Nelson Mandela day. Is an insult to the great man and his legacy. Harry and Megan are polar opposites to every Nelson Mandela stood for.
— Vicki Mainard 🇦🇺🕹🏀🐈I didn't vote labor. (@vmainard) July 19, 2022

ICYMI - yesterday was Nelson Mandela Day. The Australian union movement’s support for the struggle against Apartheid is a proud part of our history.
— Australian Unions (@unionsaustralia) July 19, 2022

I am truly honoured, and delighted to deliver Mr Nelson Mandela Day Lecture this year, I feel humbled to deliver a speech which honours a man, who sacrificed and endured so much in his lifetime and his commitment to a better world. Would you please JOIN me? https://t.co/ZwiZCWMSYK
— Gloria Tabi (@tabi_gloria) July 12, 2022

In honour of International Nelson Mandela Day and his legacy of sustainable goals to bring about needful changes - tell us why your story matters! #auswrites #amwriting #NelsonMandelaDay https://t.co/YreUcNVgvL
— Jo McClelland Phillips (@JoMcClelland) July 17, 2022