Christina Scott was an award-winning journalist for radio, television, print and the Internet. She first went to South Africa, intending to stay for three months, at a time when it seemed that Nelson Mandela was never going to get out of jail. Just after she arrived, martial law was imposed. Whilst covering the mayhem in the townships, the police tried to kick the reporter out, calling her a security risk, but she stayed, enduring death threats, arrests and assaults. Scott covered the day that Mandela was released from jail and his first visit to some of the most war-torn parts of the country. She also produced Mandela's first ever radio talk show.

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• Girding for Battle' • 'I Have Crossed Famous Rivers' • 'The People Shall Rule' • The Winds of Change Blow – Backwards • The Attack of the Wild Beast • 'Esiquithini' – 'At the Island' • The Path to Freedom • 'I Feel Like an Old Battery That Has Been Recharged!' • President Nelson Mandela • 'I Can't Rest' • 'Nelson Mandela, There is No One Like You' • Memorial and Funeral.

Christina Scott was an award-winning journalist for radio, television, print and the Internet. She first went to South Africa, intending to stay for three months, at a time when it seemed that Nelson Mandela was never going to get out of jail. Just after she arrived, martial law was imposed. Whilst covering the mayhem in the townships, the police tried to kick the reporter out, calling her a security risk, but she stayed, enduring death threats, arrests and assaults. Scott covered the day that Mandela was released from jail and his first visit to some of the most war-torn parts of the country. She also produced Mandela's first ever radio talk show.

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• Girding for Battle' • 'I Have Crossed Famous Rivers' • 'The People Shall Rule' • The Winds of Change Blow – Backwards • The Attack of the Wild Beast • 'Esiquithini' – 'At the Island' • The Path to Freedom • 'I Feel Like an Old Battery That Has Been Recharged!' • President Nelson Mandela • 'I Can't Rest' • 'Nelson Mandela, There is No One Like You' • Memorial and Funeral.

Christina Scott was an award-winning journalist for radio, television, print and the Internet. She first went to South Africa, intending to stay for three months, at a time when it seemed that Nelson Mandela was never going to get out of jail. Just after she arrived, martial law was imposed. Whilst covering the mayhem in the townships, the police tried to kick the reporter out, calling her a security risk, but she stayed, enduring death threats, arrests and assaults. Scott covered the day that Mandela was released from jail and his first visit to some of the most war-torn parts of the country. She also produced Mandela's first ever radio talk show.

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• Girding for Battle' • 'I Have Crossed Famous Rivers' • 'The People Shall Rule' • The Winds of Change Blow – Backwards • The Attack of the Wild Beast • 'Esiquithini' – 'At the Island' • The Path to Freedom • 'I Feel Like an Old Battery That Has Been Recharged!' • President Nelson Mandela • 'I Can't Rest' • 'Nelson Mandela, There is No One Like You' • Memorial and Funeral.