JOHANNESBURG (AP) — The executors of Nelson Mandela’s estate
say he left behind about $4.1 million and that the will’s beneficiaries
include his family, members of his staff, schools that he attended and
the African National Congress, the liberation movement during white rule
that now governs South Africa.
Executor Dikgang Moseneke also
said Monday that he is not aware of any challenges to the provisions of
the will of the anti-apartheid leader who became South Africa’s first
black president. Mandela died Dec. 5 at age 95.
Moseneke told
journalists that the will was read out to family members earlier Monday.
He outlined a "provisional inventory" of 46 million South African
rand, or $4.1 million, plus additional amounts, but cautioned the amount
could change as the will is studied more carefully.
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JOHANNESBURG (AP) — The executors of Nelson Mandela’s estate
say he left behind about $4.1 million and that the will’s beneficiaries
include his family, members of his staff, schools that he attended and
the African National Congress, the liberation movement during white rule
that now governs South Africa.
Executor Dikgang Moseneke also
said Monday that he is not aware of any challenges to the provisions of
the will of the anti-apartheid leader who became South Africa’s first
black president. Mandela died Dec. 5 at age 95.
Moseneke told
journalists that the will was read out to family members earlier Monday.
He outlined a "provisional inventory" of 46 million South African
rand, or $4.1 million, plus additional amounts, but cautioned the amount
could change as the will is studied more carefully.
Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights
reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or
redistributed.