{{A statue of former president Nelson Mandela will be erected at the Union Buildings in Pretoria, the Saturday Star reported.}}
This was part of a celebration for the building’s 100-years of existence, said Arts and Culture Minister Paul Mashatile.
“Work is at an advanced stage to mount a statue of Tata Madiba at the Union Buildings as part of its centenary celebrations,” he was quoted as saying.
City of Tshwane spokesperson Blessing Manale welcomed the statue and the centenary celebrations.
Mandela was discharged from the Medi-Clinic Heart Hospital in Pretoria on Sunday to recuperate at home following a lengthy stay for a recurring lung infection on 8 June.
His home has been reconfigured to ensure he receives the correct care, and some staff who had been at the hospital are also caring for him at home.
His condition was last described by the presidency as critical and stable, but at times unstable.
– SAPA
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