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Still angry after all these years Mandela at 85 Anthony Sampson, who has known Nelson Mandela for 50 years, pays a birthday tribute to the statesman who wants a quiet life but is still drawn to the public stage, the world icon who, in his old age, has grown angrier and more outspoken than ever. Comment The hands of history David Beresford asks if attempts to make money out of Nelson Mandela's name have gone too far. Sampson on Mandela: From the Archive The men who may hang Anthony Sampson's March 1964 dispatch from the trial for The Observer. The graduates of Robben Island Mandela's big secret - the habit of truth The evil must be forgiven, not forgotten Mandela: Observer highlights Mandela's freedom cry rings out again Few people heard the ANC leader's speech at his trial in 1964 - but none of them forgot it. Now, after 36 years in the vaults, the world can hear a tape of his defiant declaration. Full transcript of Mandela's Rivonia speech. How I gave advice on the words that made history his cry How the lost recordings were recovered Meanwhile on the outside Resources 'The struggle is my life' Nelson Mandela timeline. In his own words The Rivonia trial
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