Nelson Mandela known as “Madiba” in South Africa not only liberated his country from violent prejudice but also helped to unite Black and white. And the method he chose is never done or seen before. He is the great leader and the closest thing the world has to a secular saint. Jailed for 27 years, he emerged to become the country's first black president and to play a leading role in the drive for peace in other spheres of conflict.. He overthrew apartheid and created a nonracial democratic South Africa by knowing precisely when and how to transition between his roles as warrior, martyr, diplomat and statesman.

He never learned to bow his head within his 9000 days in Robben Island as a prisoner. He walked slowly and with his head high, he taught everyone how to be fearless. His upright and proud nature kept the other prisoners in hope and belief.

He believed everything has different values. And every matter can be solved with tactics. Uncomfortable with philosophical concepts, he used the tactics to conquer the world he dreamt of. Hence by, he can be named as master tactician. The other thing Mandela believed is that ingratiating the enemy is half of wining. By speaking his opponents' language, he might understand their strengths and weaknesses and formulate tactics accordingly. He talked with Afrikaners and he understood the situation.

He knew the black and the Afrikaners have something in common. They believed themselves to be Africans as much as Black did. He knew, too, that Afrikaners had been the victims of prejudice themselves: the British government and the white English settlers looked down on them. Afrikaners suffered from a cultural inferiority complex almost as much as blacks did. So, based on his belief he tried to be on the side of Afrikaners as well as Blacks.

Mandela believed that embracing his rivals can be way of controlling them: they