Title: In Conversation with Bill Clinton

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President Bill Clinton, Mr Nelson Mandela and Professor Jakes Gerwel<span class=

Photo: Matthew Willman

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Delegates from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation<span class=

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Mr Achmat Dangor, Mrs Graça Machel and Mr Ahmed Kathrada during President Bill Clinton’s talk<span class=

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President Bill Clinton spoke about the need to emphasise similarities amongst people, rather than differences<span class=

Photo: Matthew Willman

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Mr Nelson Mandela listens as President Bill Clinton relays stories of their friendship<span class=

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President Bill Clinton and Mr Nelson Mandela shared the stage at a dialogue hosted by the Nelson Mandela Foundation in July 2007 <span class=

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Mrs Albertina Luthuli spoke about her father, Chief Albert Luthuli, before President Bill Clinton gave his talk<span class=

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Professor Gerwel, chairman of the Nelson Mandela Foundation<span class=

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Minister of Housing Mrs Lindiwe Sisulu<span class=

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Mrs Albertina Luthuli with a painting of her father Chief Albert Luthuli<span class=

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Artist, Mr Ronald Harrison attended President Bill Clinton's talk<span class=

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The Nelson Mandela Foundation hosted a dialogue on 19 July 2007 in which former US President Bill Clinton argued there was an urgent need for people to recognise that they are more similar than different.

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Title: In Conversation with Bill Clinton

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